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Friday, 10 January 2020
Millaa Millaa Falls, QLD
Brand: Ken Duncan Images Of Australia (Crown & Andrews)
Pieces: 748
Size: 31cm x 83cm
Product Code: -
Even though the current bushfires that are ravaging Australia are located mostly in New South Wales and Victoria. I thought I would put up an image of a puzzle where Queensland's nature is the focus. This place looks absolutely beautiful, and although I had never heard of it before I found the puzzle, I would love to visit this lush and tropical-looking paradise.
Ken Duncan is such a fantastic Australian photographer and is able to capture natural scenes perfectly. I am so glad that he has a range of puzzles to his name, even if the boxes can be obscenely large for the size of the puzzle 😂. That said, the puzzles are usually of strong quality, with a nice fit and good colour.
I will continue to purchase and do them as I see them in store.
Friday, 24 February 2017
Beachfront: Art by Lori Schory
Brand: SunsOut
Pieces: 1000
Size: 32.875inches x 26.5inches
Product Code: 96018
I have to admit, I haven't done very many shaped jigsaw puzzles.
Perhaps it's because they aren't as readily available as your standard rectangular puzzle.
In the past, I have completed a round puzzle (Wonderful World Of Disney 1) , but even as I was doing it, it didn't feel as though it was shaped, due to the straight edges of the border.
That's why doing the above puzzle was such a profoundly different experience.
The fish shape of Beachfront actually made the completion of this puzzle feel different. Not only do you have to work out the shape of the fish, but you have to find where the rest of the design correlates to that outline. Putting together the jagged fins on its upper and lower body was a little bit challenging, as they came in several pieces and sometimes you weren't sure exactly how long each part was meant to be. But this was a very welcome challenge- it's not every day that I have the opportunity to put together a puzzle like this!
The design, which is bright and full of detail, was fun to put together. This puzzle also has uniquely-shaped pieces (including the occasional fish-shaped piece!) which only made the 'shaped' experience feel more complete.
I haven't done many SunsOut puzzles because they're not as common in Australia as they would be overseas, but I will be making more of an effort to seek them out in the future!
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