On the folder panel, (left side of screen) select "Resized Photos" file. Set the work space to "output" (press Ctrl+F4 ). Adjust the settings and methods if using any other size. If these multiples are confusing to you, for now just make the total number of photos in the "Original Photos" file equal 8, 64, 256, or 1024. For example if you only have 60 photos the highest multiple would be 64(8x8) it will take 16 8x8 photo squares to make up a 32x32 square. It is best to make the images the highest multiple of 32. I copied 6 photos to make the total number of files 256 (16x16). To see how many photos are in the the file Right click "Original Photos">properties and look for "Contains" The number of files is how many photos are in the file. Copy all the photos for the background in to the file called "Original Photos". Name one "Original Photos" and one "Resized Photos". Make 2 folders on your desktop or other desired location. For my photo I chose landscape.(see second image) Save the photo.īackground Photos- I have found if you use 1024 (32x32) photos, it makes the perfect balance of the main photo's resolution and size of the back ground photos. If the photo is portrait, set the height to 600px and the width to 400px. (see first image) Image>canvas size- If the photo is landscape, set the width to 600px and the height to 400px. Image>Image Size- Set the width (if the photo should be landscape) or the height (if the photo should be portrait ) to 600px. I first re-sized the width of the image to 600px. That gave me the ratio I needed to crop my image. To keep the ratio the same for the image I was working on and the final image, (The ratio will change based on your final photo size) I took 20/30=.6666667. (see above image for location of crop tool) Sizing Main Photo - Now you need to think ahead to what size you want the final print so that the final print isn't distorted. Select the crop tool and crop the image to the desired look. To do this, select File>open then choose the correct file. If the image you have chosen isn't as zoomed in as desired, open up Photoshop and open the main photo. It works better if the photo is close up. This is why, our canvas mosaics will always be delivered to you framed and ready to hang – complete with the mounting string attached to it.Choosing Main Photo- The main image is the larger Photo in the mosaic. It can be frustrating for the customer to unroll, frame, and then hang their much awaited art piece. Rolled up in a tube? That is just not how we do it at CanvasChamp. High quality is our hallmark, and we promise 100% customer satisfaction. Our priority remains to deliver the final product to you in its best condition. Once the art piece is complete, we pack it lovingly to ensure it is well protected and carefully placed. Lovingly PackagedĮach order placed by our clients is dealt with care. If you are looking for something subtle yet eye-catching, black and white always works! All you need is a little bit of creativity, some inspiration, and a vision of how you want your collage to look when it’s complete – we’ll make it happen. Know what that means? You can pick any colour effect from our exclusive selection and fashion your photo mosaics in impressive colour gradients along the process. We provide our customers a chance to get creative and choose any colour effects that they want. Also available is a long lasting, top notch wooden frame to stretch your canvas mosaic on – or could simply opt for a canvas depth wrap. Some of the popular ones are 0.50”, 0.75” and 1.5”.
Having us design your personalised mosaic canvas gives you the liberty to choose from an array of framing options.
This customized piece of art also makes a fantastic gift for loved ones. Photo mosaics have become a popular home décor element allowing you to converge you collection of favourite photos into one bold statement piece that you can use anywhere in the house. The smaller images used to create your photo mosaic are randomized by us to pattern recognition in the final product delivered to you. We offer beautifully designed photo mosaic canvas prints. Normally photo mosaics are created using more than 20 small pictures. These small photos are called cell photos. Take a closer look at it, and you will observe that each pixel in the oversized picture is a small picture in itself. Look at the mosaic from a distance and you will see one big pixelated picture – usually your favourite one. Photo mosaics are large photos compiled with thousands of smaller ones.
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