Images Made up of Other Images

You will find below a selection of images made up of, or incorporating, other images. These pictures may take a couple of minutes to download - thanks for your patience! I am able to custom create any image, whether of a portrait or a product, made up of any other set of images (including logos, motifs, photographs or graphic elements). Please e-mail me or call me at (415) 626-3971 to discuss any projects.

'Einstein Photo Montage', 2001. This portrait of Albert Einstein is based on a portrait I made of Einstein in 1998 called Contemplation. The image you see here is made up of approximately 1200 small photographic images.

'Washington Landscape I', 2001. This portrait of George Washington is based on the Mount Rushmore carving and is made up of photographic landscapes from around the USA.

'Washington Landscape II', 2001. This portrait of George Washington, like the one above, is also based on the Mount Rushmore carving and is made up of the same photographic landscapes from around the USA as 'Washington Landscape I'.

'DNA Eye', 2001. This painting of an eye is made up of small illustrations of the DNA double helix.

Portrait of Rich Faul, publisher of Restaurant magazine, created at MENUS 2000 tradeshow in New Orleans, 2000. Examples of Restaurant magazine covers and the logos of event sponsors have been included in the fabric of this painting.

'Song for Peace', 1997, a portrait of the late Israeli prime minister, Yitzhak Rabin. This portrait collage includes many symbolic sub-images that relate to Rabin's life and death. It combines photo-collage and paint. See the Song for Peace web page for more details.

'Pleunia', a portrait created at CGIX expo in Amsterdam, 1998. This portrait is painted primarily with a brush that sprays out straight lines.

Cover design for MediaWest magazine, 1994. Objective was to convey the multitude and diversity of job opportunities in the multi-media industry.

Portrait of Ernest Priestly, founder and CEO of Wired for Sound, 1993. The background of this portrait is made up of screen captures of Wired for Sound software.