Deep Dive: I Am by Alex Fong

Deep Dive: I Am by Alex Fong

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Artist: Alex Fong
Puzzle Design: Siri Olson
Dimensions: 12 cm x 12 cm
Piece Count: 68
Difficulty: 2 out of 5

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Where light dances, colour blooms, and imagination runs wild.

About the Art

Canadian watercolour artist Alex Fong has a gift for transforming nature’s beauty into something magical. His signature style — a kaleidoscope of light and colour — breathes life into landscapes with an unmistakable sense of whimsy.

In I Am, Fong’s enchanting vision unfolds as you piece together a majestic elk emerging from a vibrant, dreamlike scene. His signature “confetti” — delicate splashes of colour — dances across the image, celebrating life’s simple joys. Each piece reveals new details, inviting you to linger, reflect, and connect with the serene spirit of the wilderness.

Designed by Siri Olson, this 68-piece mini puzzle offers a peaceful yet captivating challenge — perfect for solo moments of calm or cozy puzzling with a friend.

Whimsy List

Elk

Elk Head with Antlers

Douglas Fir Tree

Magpie

Antlers

Our Signature Beaver & Maple Leaf

Each hidden detail pays tribute to Canada's natural beauty — a gentle reminder to pause, explore, and enjoy the magic of the world around you.

Hidden Secrets

Two animals from this puzzle combine with pieces from the other puzzles from this collection to form an irregularly edged mosaic — a symbolic reminder of life’s connections and the harmony found in nature’s design. To discover more about it CLICK HERE!

Proudly Made in Canada.

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