
This was a gorgeous puzzle that sadly was over too soon. The picture doesn’t do it justice, the colors are spectacular! Great quality thrift store puzzle that makes my heart and eyes very happy.
This was another puzzle where I wasn’t aware of the artist until I was finished and writing up the post – it’s Ciro Marchetti. He’s another digital artist whose work I greatly admire, and this one definitely didn’t disappoint. The colors are AMAZING!
Buffalo has to be given some props here for their exceptional image reproduction in addition to the great quality of the pieces and the fit. This puzzle is an example of one of the reasons why I love thrift store shopping. You can find a puzzle like this, of fantastic quality, for a small fraction of what you would pay retail. Yes, sometimes you run the risk of missing pieces, but it’s worth it in my book. Even a puzzle with missing pieces can be entertaining to assemble – at least it is for me. As my friend Nicola says, “The job is to put all the pieces together until there aren’t any more”. You can complete that task even with an incomplete puzzle. 🙂
The colors of the flowers and stained glass were just beautiful. I did not manipulate this image other than to crop it, these are the true colors!
The red and yellow birds were the first ones I put together, one bird led to another and before I knew it the puzzle was complete. I think this image would be excellent in a larger piece count, it was just too much fun to be over so quickly.
The colors, the puzzle, the quality – just fabulous!
Oh so beautiful! Just fills your eyes with color. We need something bright and cheerful in this uncertain time.
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It’s one of the brightest and prettiest puzzles I’ve put together in a long time. 🙂
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That is gorgeous! I love it too. The colors are very striking.
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It’s not Ciro Marchetti’s usual look, but I absolutely adored it!
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Great puzzle! As a poor student I couldn’t afford to buy new puzzles, so instead I had to get used to missing pieces 🙂 I still don’t think it’s a big deal.
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I’m with you, it’s a small price to pay for such a great discount on retail. And to be honest, most of the thrift store puzzles I’ve done have been complete – probably about 95% of them!
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