This group of goldfinches lives at a residence in Paris Ontario. 
The McCracken Cardinal
We installed the McCracken Cardinal at a delightfully eclectic bungalow in Brampton Ontario. This mosaic is made from “everything but the kitchen sink” – from broken crockery to smalti tiles to erector set pieces. This piece has a great wall with lots of daylight, which will change it’s appearance as the light changes through the day.
Bluebird of Happiness
This smaller mosaic was made to celebrate a wedding.
The Paris Cardinals
We recently installed these two male cardinals at a home in Paris Ontario. They’re hanging on a set of wires which are designed for roses and clematis to grow on. As the plants mature, they can grow around the mosaics.
These cardinals are traditional mosaics made with smalti glass tiles.
Cedar Waxwing Details
The Perth Cedar Waxwing
This cedar waxwing mosaic, made from broken crockery and tiles, has been installed at its new home near Perth Ontario.
Boreal chickadee finds a new garden home
Black-crowned Night Heron – looking for lunch
Goldfinch – exploring a new garden home
Supporting the Pelee Island Observatory
We donated 2 mosaics for a silent auction in support of the Pelee Island Observatory. Here’s Sheila at the Bird Ball.
Long Branch Mosaics 