A few weeks ago, I tried a new brand. The puzzle was created in 2016, with the work of Canadian artists who had degrees. They were built in British Columbia and worked with artists throughout Canada.
These are different from your everyday puzzles. They came in a cardboard box made by hand and a large-sized poster of the puzzle image. Inside the locker, you’ll find the riddle in a plastic bag, along with a small bag of ExTRA pieces! Yes! Yes, yes — a few more pieces. You can choose to throw them in or put them aside. They did not need to complete the riddle but had another challenge. They seem to belong to each other, but they don’t. An interesting difference is appreciated.
I chose to test the Sun on Saturday and the artist was Laura Hamilton. I love packing. Feels like something special. There is no riddle dust. There are many puzzles, very different forms. I’ve never seen those forms before. That makes me feel more interesting.
These pieces are hard and thick, and they are comfortable holding. They connect easily, and I know when I’m fit. However, they were loosely connected so it was hard to move the larger parts without allowing it to collapse.
I like that image. These are not your standard images but they are art-based that you can arrange and hang in the house. When I do more puzzles, I’m always happy to see companies wanting to change the game a little bit and suggest something we don’t often see.
Although this is a more expensive riddle, they are a superior brand with a distinctive quality. You won’t find such puzzles in other brands. I introduced them, especially a gift. They just feel special. Hope you try and let me know if you like.