Emerald Lake by Ruolin Shi
Artist: Ruolin Shi
Puzzle Designer: Jasen Robillard
Dimensions: 12 cm x 12 cm
Piece Count: 62
Difficulty: 2 out of 5
Emerald Lake is a jewel of the Canadian Rockies, but through Ruolin Shi’s geometric and kaleidoscopic lens, it becomes even more mesmerizing. From the shimmering jade waters to the sunset-brushed clouds, her dynamic composition transforms this breathtaking landscape into a vivid symphony of colour and light.
Ruolin’s journey as an artist began in 2020 during maternity leave, when she turned to painting as a source of solace and connection during the isolation of the pandemic. Her unique style blends contemporary lines and bold hues, offering a fresh and modern take on Calgary’s surrounding landscapes.
This mini puzzle is a perfectly portioned escape, whether you’re dreaming of a cozy retreat at Emerald Lake Lodge or simply craving a moment of tranquillity at home.
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CanadaBeautiful Puzzle
Gave this puzzle as a gift and it was very well received! The finished puzzle looked beautiful and is being lovingly displayed.
CanadaGreat Family Moment
Stumpcraft puzzles are a great way to connect with visiting nieces and nephews. The "puzzle within the mini-puzzle” keep the fun going.
United StatesThe visual pun took me a minute
I couldn't figure out why there were jewel-shaped whimsies instead of the usual animals in this one, and then it hit me--_Emerald_ Lake. Nice one, guys. The cut style on the bottom here was a nice change from Stumpcraft's standard, more swirly style, a bit blocky without going full-on geometric. And the color-line cutting for the alternate solution worked really well.
CanadaSuper fun!
I don't normally like challenging puzzles, but I took a chance on this and I loved it! It wasn't so hard that I was frustrated, but wasn't so easy I was bored. And the finished piece is so beautiful! My only wish (as unrealistic as it is) is that I came with some extra pieces so I could make the little picture and have them both!
CanadaCoaster
They’re fun to make. All the coasters are done and ready to finish turning them into coasters.