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Finished Stumpcraft puzzle “The Skyline Was Beautiful on Fire” by Steve Driscoll. Fun and requiring a reasonable amount of attention to detail of color and shape. The picture online has more brilliant colors / contrasts than the printed puzzle, and two pieces had tiny wood dings, which made me sad. Otherwise, quite enjoyable, and wholly on-brand for me — night sky, constellations, trees …
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Stumpcraft description:
No tags for this post.Artist: Steve Driscoll
Puzzle Designer: Jasen Robillard
Dimensions: 37 cm x 30 cm
Piece Count: 390
Difficulty: 4 out of 5Steve’s amazingly beautiful aurora borealis serves as inspiration for this puzzle with whimsy pieces in the shape of constellations, zodiac signs and space objects. The stars and constellations one would typically see around Algonquin Park in November act as the backbone to the pattern of whimsies woven into the puzzle. Hobbyist astronomers may have a distinct advantage in solving this puzzle!
Read more about this design at our Deep Dive Design Blog.Made in Canada.