Falling Wooden Adult Challenging Puzzle

Deep Dive: Falling by Mandy Budan

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Falling by Mandy Budan - StumpCraft Whimsies

Artist: Mandy Budan
Puzzle Designer: Jasen Robillard
Dimensions: 41cm x 31cm
Piece Count: 460
Difficulty: 4 out of 5



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About the Artist

Mandy was the first artist willing to take the plunge on collaborating with StumpCraft and her inaugural puzzle remains one of our favourites and best sellers. We return to Mandy's bold use of colour and stained glass window geometry in this reflection on Ontario lake life during the glorious autumn season.

The puzzle design focuses strongly on line cuts and a playful take on calm lake reflections. Discover one of Mandy's secret gems in Northern Ontario. It's time for one last camping trip to the backcountry to enjoy the scenery and wildlife, perhaps even a paddle or a windsurf. Marvel at the majestic symmetry of fall colours and puffy cumulus on the mirror stillness of the lake before you.

Lightly watermarked reference image
Note, reference images are watermarked to prevent unauthorized printing of our artist's work, as well as copycat puzzles which have become common since 2020.
Mandy Budan's Art Website

Shop: Mandy Budan - Falling

Whimsy List

2x Maple Leaves
2x Tents
Binoculars
Hatchet
Lantern
Lighter
Campfire
Picnic Table
Car & Camper
Squirrel
Jack Frost
Maple Key
10x More Fall Leaves
2x Fowl in Flight
2x Fowl in Water
2x Kayaks
Single Canoe
Double Canoe
Windsurfer
Backpacker
Marshmallow on a Stick
Raccoon Face
Cumulonimbus Cloud
Fish

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