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About
Mosaic
MOSAIC
is unique software that allows the user to create mosaic tile designs
using standard tile offerings (no cutting required!). MOSAIC allows
you to create tile designs just like the commercial design houses,
but at a fraction of the cost! MOSAIC is so simple to use, and runs
on any PC. It runs on a standard MS Windows platform, and does not
require any other supporting software (such as CAD/CAM or Desktop
Publishing). You'll have fun even if you have limited experience
with computers!
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KEY FEATURES INCLUDE…
Pattern Making Simplified- One of the great things about designing
on a computer is the fact that you can easily copy, paste, delete,
flip, mirror and rotate sections of your design. These options give
you the freedom to use parts of your design in other designs, replicate
small sections of your design for borders, patterns, etc., and create
your own library of images and motifs. With MOSAIC, you select your
design size, tile brand, and the number of colours to be incorporated
in your design.
Print Options - MOSAIC has several
print options to assist you in the final creation of your design.
You can print your chart pattern as a single sheet of paper, up to
a full sized template that can be sent to a print shop to be produced
on a wide format printer. You can choose to print in full colour,
as a chart with symbols, or in colour with symbols.
Custom Tile Selection - With MOSAIC,
you choose the brand of tile, the type of tile and the size of tile
you wish to design with. MOSAIC incorporates the tile libraries of
over 20 major brands and more than 1,000 tile colours to choose from.
Design Tools - MOSAIC has several on-board
design tools to help you create your masterpiece including:
- Draw single tiles, tile blocks, lines, borders,
rectangle, or oval shapes
- Universal eraser or single colour eraser tool
- Crop design, add clip bits or save clip bits
- Flood and variegated fill (random mix) tools
- Full tile, half tile, quarter tile, offset tiles,
horizontal & vertical tiles
- View & print simulated tiles
- Plus many more…
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Use the links below to find out more about
the three different editions of Mosaic.
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