Another Circle of Color-puzzle. I seem to do all of them the same way, starting from the centre and working towards the edged.

This is one of the new Ravensburgers, with a slightly smaller box and the pieces in a paper bag. There was also some information about the artist, which is nice. I love the image, but it turned out to be a bit quite challenging.

This was my first puzzle from a new Ravensburger series called Art & Soul. There was more information about the artist than usual, and even some words on how to interpret the image – this is the desk of a set designer. The puzzle was fun and fairly easy. The pieces were of normal size (many 750 piece puzzles that I’ve done had XL pieces).

A few words about the packaging: this was my first Ravensburger with a paper bag for the pieces instead of the usual plastic bag. The front of the box didn’t show the whole image, but there was a smaller picture on the back that did. I worked from this smaller image, although there was also an enormous poster. I didn’t even take it out of the box, but it must be the same size as the finished puzzle.

This was really fun! The black and white images were a bit tricky, otherwise very easy.

Another puzzle from the Circle of Colors series. I worked the puzzle from the center towards the edges and did the edges last. The green ring was the most challenging part, but overall very easy and enjoyable. There was a poster, but I didn’t use it.

This was a nice, fairly easy puzzle. I did the edges first, and that was the most difficult part.

Another puzzle in the Disney Castle Collection. I have heard about Rapunzel, but I didn’t know Disney had done this story. They really went overboard with the enormous eyes this time, Rapunzel looks scary.