Feline Tessellation by Cedarfell
Artists: Cedarfell (Aryn Bowers & Sandra Mejia Posada)
Puzzle Designer: Jasen Robillard
Dimensions: 33 cm x 42.5 cm
Piece Count: 603
Difficulty: 5 out of 5
Cedarfell is a collaboration between two West coast artists: Aryn Bowers and Sandra Mejia Posada. For each of their prints and stickers, Aryn initiallly sketches the adorably cute animal tessellations and then inks each piece within the broader pattern. Sandra then adds the colour, texture and finishing details to give each animal a little more character and personality. Each of their nature-inspired creations invites us to explore the wildlife within. They live and create on beautiful Gabriola Island in BC, Canada.
Don’t be fooled by all those cute and cuddly animals. You’re in for a treat AND a challenge: the perfect catnip for puzzlers.
Within the heart of this puzzle, you’ll discover a large cat cleverly hidden by Cedarfell but exposed by design with line cuts. While this big cat’s appetite has been satiated by a mischief of mice, it still begs for your attention. Perhaps like you, it is playfully distracted by the clowder of 30 cats surrounding it.
Which cat will be your favorite?
Find out more about Cedarfell and this puzzle design at our Deep Dive Blog.
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CanadaFeline Tessellation
Another great and challenging puzzle from StumpCraft. Vibrant colours and a lot of whimsy pieces. Puzzle number 5 for me.
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This is another great puzzle by StumpCraft. Very colourful and challenging !! Enjoyed doing this over the Easter weekend.
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I think this is the hardest Stumpcraft puzzle we've ever done. The image created by the Cedarfell artists is so complex. You really only appreciate it fully as you work on the puzzle. Jasen's puzzle design lived up to his high standard and was another piece art in itself. Certainly 5 trees, lots of patience needed, not for the faint of heart, but a great weekend project.