Nikolai Svyatitsky Photomosaic portraits

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Soviet ballet dancer Maya Plisetskaya. assembled from 312 photos (1800 items) of the ballerina, her husband – composer Rodion Shchedrin, her partners – Nikolai Fadeyechev, Maris Liepa, her family and fans. Nikolai Svyatitsky Photomosaic portraits

Nikolai Svyatitsky Photomosaic portraits

Moscow based artist Nikolai Svyatitsky works in the technique of photomosaic creating portraits of famous people, as well as ordinary people. Noteworthy, Nikolai doesn’t use Photoshop, and his art is not a computer-created type of montage. According to the artist, “it would be too simple and uninteresting”.
He builds a mosaic of elements as a puzzle, dividing them into tiled sections, using needed photo that matches the target photo.

The artist uses different kinds of photos – from neutral (Christmas-New Year, emoticons, road signs, cars, landscapes, animals) to personal photos. They are from different periods of life, including photos of family and friends, favorite pets, logos and icons of educational institutions, cities, emblems of sports associations, etc.
For a personal mosaic, a customer should give no less than 100 pictures, and personal information describing the character traits, interests of a man, and even his zodiac sign. The result is stunning.

Maya Plisetskaya. Nikolai Svyatitsky photomosaic portrait

Portrait of Maya Plisetskaya

Nikolai Svyatitsky Photomosaic portraits

Ballerina Maya Plisetskaya

Maya Plisetskaya

Alexander Vertinsky. Photomosaic 'Genius of sadness'

‘Genius of sadness’ Alexander Vertinsky. Collected of 109 photos (1800 items) including personal photos of his wife Lydia and daughters Marianne and Anastasia, scenic images, posters, vinyl records and envelopes