Author Archives: Mark Brody

Here’s a look at some fantastic mosaic kits done this summer by people interested in staying creative through these challenging times. Send me an email if you are interested in getting one for yourself! brodyarts@gmail.com Mosaic artists’ pictured: (L to R) Susan, Olivia, … Continue reading →

During this Stay-at-Home period, I’ve put together these complete mosaic kits. Comes with design, instructions, recycled-glass tiles in your choice of colors, thin-set and grout. Ready for pick-up or shipping

REMINDER: MTAW is coming up! May 20-21  10AM-5PM Come see a vast array of mosaic for the house and for the garden. Mosaic Animal Farm includes these 2017 Year of the Rooster, and many others. For more info: http://www.mttaborartwalk.com/Pages/2015MtTaborArtWalkMap.aspx

Vose Elementary is a school that is being rebuilt in the growing Beaverton SD, and they asked me to work with the students to bring in a little Love to the school sign. Wow, did they do a good job … Continue reading →

This was a fun and creative two week session of studio classes. Everyone loves making a Mandala because the design is so expressive and so complete. And the Emoji class was full of simple designs taken from internet emojis and … Continue reading →

Here is my mosaic dog Lucky, during his 2 year stay in Hood River for the BIG ARTS Walking Tour. He made many new friends, including this black lab, Dufur. Photo credit: Jonathan Garca

Worked with the entire school to make three large, 3D stars to fill the hallway of the school. This is the largest one, coming in with a 7 foot circumference. Included in the design are the 10 character attributes that … Continue reading →

Can you believe that Portland got 14 inches of snow?!  I’m so glad my garden mosaics can pass that test.

Put together this fountain with a variety of materials to get the most water action. The water flows through the smelt glass horizon, down the stained glass river and around the fused glass fish.

Here is a sample of the roses that I will be placing in the Virgin of Guadalupe install at the Portland Grotto. It is one of maybe 20 roses that will be in two different panels. Doing this traditional style … Continue reading →