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Photo Tiles by Josh Rubin
Photo Form makes Bas-relief tiles from any image you send them. There are lots of great texture examples on their site, but my favorite is this one made from an arial photo. The Arizona based company uses their own patent pending Photo Cast technology to make the tiles. They can be ordered in a wide variety of finishes. After dorking out and making ones of my dogs, I think I'd go for something Erwin Hauer inspired.
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