As you may remember, the library where I work has a puzzle out for customers to work on. Originally, the puzzles were all from me, but then other people started bringing in puzzles as well, and this is one of those. I borrowed it and did it at home. Many Kandinsky paintings make great puzzles, and this was definitely one of those.
Another Egyptian image, this time an authentic one. To the left is the goddess Hathor, and to the right pharaoh Seti I (1290–1279 BC). I enjoyed the puzzle very much, although it wasn’t that easy, and I remember glare was a problem. Nathan puzzles have a glossy finish.
So, I was actually going to post a Halloween puzzle, but of course, I started way too late. I’ve started two, but I expect it will be Christmas before they’re both finished 🙂
I started what must be the ultimate Halloween puzzle yesterday here in Dortmund:
Loup’s Castle of Horrors. I’m expecting this to be one of my favourite Loup puzzles of all time.
Back in Helsinki, I started working on a mystery puzzle with a similar theme. Here’s a little spoiler from that:
I love the hat 🙂
Happy Halloween!
Puzzler1909 