Finished 28th August 2021

 

500 Pieces

"Transhuman" 

by Thomas Kuhlenbeck, a german Illustrator who works for several magazines.

This is an astonishing and bizzarre picture. I don't know if the artist illustrated the overcoming of techniques or if he believes himself in transhumanism. I prefer "Tech for good", a supportive kind of technique that allows humans to live safer and - somehow - better. I don't believe that techniques have to overcome mankind in any way. This picture just thrilled me and I had some hours thinking about it while assembling the jigsaw puzzle.

If you want to know more about the philosophical movement of the so-called transhumanism, please feel free to browse wiki.

Development process of "Mountain Canoes" (2000 pcs.) - completed

 A few weeks ago I started assembling this amazing landscape - thanks to a survey at the german jigsaw puzzle board again :-)

 

©Michael Wheatley, 2014

no info on the box, but thanks to a quick research I found

the location: Moraine Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta, Kanada

 

 ...it is always satisfying to open a box for the first time!

First step: choosing all those parts to assemble the Canoes

Next step: the sky

in the meantime: trying to assemble the mountains ... this is where I am now.

Update 10th September 2021

+ a few days later

update 23rd Sept ... just about 45 pieces left 

Finished 5th August 2021

  

100 Pieces

 

Maine Coon

by Howard Robinson, 2020

 

Made by Educa

 

 

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 48 Pieces

Palma (Cathedral), Mallorca, Spain

Thin cardboard by souvenir editions

Finished 4th August 2021

  

500 Pieces

"Tree of love" 

by Ronja Fischer, Hamburg, Germany

Digital illustraton

edited by daspuzzlekollektiv.de

 

Finished 31st July 2021

 

1000 Pieces

On the temple steps

E. Poynter

this was a challenging thing that took me a month to assemble

Megamarathon - the 18th - 23rd > 25th July 2021

Megamarathon again - I had fun assemblig dozens of jigsaw puzzles again :-)

4.399 Pieces counting for my lovely husband and me ...

 

Here we go:

 Day 1

 

Day 2

Day 3