Wow! That is really surprising, and looks great!

A very impressive new technique!

How the h@ll did you do this? Excellent!

Brilliant !>....well done

fantastic design!

Superb!

Awesome technic! :O

BRILLIANT! When I saw your 'preview' page earlier this day, I would never have guessed you used this technique. It looks o so random from close (maybe ugly ?), but what a shock this is when you see it from the distance. Again: brilliant!

I'm speechless!! Such great skills...

this is awesome!

excellent parts usage, first time I'v seen printed tiles used for a mosaic.

Stunning work. Simply amazing. I store my lego in the same way :)

Excellent build sir! I'm always amazed by your mosaics, and this one definitely stands out!

I love how you made it!Pretty sweet

Showing off just 1 stud is brilliant.

Excellent work! It looks much better from a distance but it's really nice to see how you did it. Look forward to seeing more! I like the way you store all your Lego!

GENIUS!!!!! Amazing job, I really like it!

Kewl! I was expecting something like light-saber blades packed vertically. -Now THAT would be micro...

Wow, what a cool technique for a mosaic! Those are a lot of 1x2 tiles with colour patterns! The stair construction underneath to get the overlapping tiles is a cool idea! Great job! :-))

Too cool, Arthur. I used to see mosaics like these with some of the framing galleries I'd distribute prints to - images made up of many smaller images. How cool to see it done in Lego. Now, am I mistaken, or did I see a Yoda with this technique once upon a time? Anyway - brilliant work and beautiful detailing achieved with this approach!

Didn't expect that from the small pic you posted yesterday, that's brilliant!