Reblog via Jeremy Keith
Happy 25th anniversy to A Dao Of Web Design by John Allsopp:
https://alistapart.com/article/dao/
Still relevant after all these years!
I don’t normally do portrait orientation puzzles – they don’t fit well on the puzzle table – but made an exception for this as I’ve always loved this painting (along with Boston in Everyday Twilight, which they also have as a puzzle). I did not know, but this is a detail from the painting, shown … Read more
Not actually sure where I picked this up – potentially from Puzzle Warehouse or Amazon. Great image by David MacLean – Grand Canal Venice – lots of fun to do. Photographic detail, though obviously not a photograph. Lots of great texture in the brick, in the water, and in the sky – with enough barber … Read more
Reblog via Jeremy Keith
Happy 25th anniversy to A Dao Of Web Design by John Allsopp:
https://alistapart.com/article/dao/
Still relevant after all these years!
Although Pomegranate just calls this puzzle Claude Monet, the painting is “The Japanese Footbridge” (1899) and is in the collection of the National Gallery of Art – see their collection highlight of it. Great puzzle – tackle the bridge first (after edges of course) then the browns and lily pads – challenging but beautiful.
Alternating pastel or softer colored art puzzles with vibrant photography based puzzles like this one gives a good variety. Amazon link: RoseArt – Kodak Premium – Colorful Montreal Doors – 10000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle Note some of the doors here are repeated – the yellow ones in the second from the bottom row left are … Read more
Ujun Jeong, a PhD student, posted on r/fediverse about a new paper on Threads and Mastodon. Abstract: Traditional social media platforms, once envisioned as digital town squares, face growing criticism over corporate control, content moderation, and privacy concerns. Events such as Twitter’s acquisition(now X) and major policy changes have driven users toward alternative platforms like … Read more
I love the puzzles Pomegranate puts out, including this 10000 piece one published with the Art Institute of Chicago, with Jacob Lawrence’s The Wedding, painted in 1948. Really interesting to do this as a puzzle to get a rich sense of the color and the background.
I gave a talk at the Boston WordPress Meetup last night about WordPress and the Fediverse Slideshare link (You Got Your WordPress in My Fediverse) or embed below: You Got Your WordPress In My Fediverse / You Got Your Fediverse in My WordPress – Two Great Things That Go Great Together from John Eckman Went … Read more
Another RoseArt puzzle, Mark Frost Home Country – Warming House Went on Americana kick for a bit with puzzles. Interesting texture in the trees / branches and some “gimme” spots with type. Check out Mark Frost American Art for more about the artist.