Another Eurographics donut collage. This was nice and colourful, it was easy to pick out the pieces for each donut.

Another Eurographics donut collage. This was nice and colourful, it was easy to pick out the pieces for each donut.

I loved this! There is just the right amount of cartoon antics, but the image is not too busy.

I loved this! A great vintage collage, with some text thrown in.

I bought this on a fleamarket thinking it was a Clementoni puzzle. Turns out, it was not, the box just looked exactly like a Clementoni box, except that the word Clementoni was missing. Probably not a coincidence. Anyway, the brand is called High Quality Puzzle, but I would have to respectfully disagree with that. The pieces, unfortunately, fit where they don’t belong, and the forest in the foreground was quite difficult.

This collage was more difficult than other Eurographics collages I’ve done because – predictably – there is quite a bit of brown things in it.

Collage with donuts. Eurographics has a lot of these collages with food, and I think I OD’d on them a bit, they become a bit repetitive at some point. I still have a couple that I haven’t done yet.

Another world map, completed on four pieces of cardboard. Can’t say I remember much about this.

A fun puzzle, but quite challenging as well. I prefer my cartoon puzzles a bit less busy 🙂 Sorry about the glare, all my photos of this puzzle are horrible!

Very easy and enjoyable collage. I think this was my first Cobble Hill puzzle.

Hilarious image by Marino Degano of a dog and the fleas who live on him. My favourite is the tourist bus bringing more fleas for a vacation. There’s also a reference to German football: the dog is wearing the logo of Hamburg based team St. Pauli, and the skull and crossbones on the scarf are also a reference to St. Pauli, as they are known to fly the Jolly Roger. Marino Degano was born in Italy, but he grew up in Germany, and he now lives in Strasbourg (France) and Hamburg.
