The American artist Bob Coonts employs geometric shapes, circles, triangles, squares and other forms, such as arrows and concentric circles in his moving designs.
Late on a Sunday night, spotted a jigsaw I've been wanting for a while on offer and having never heard of the company before, chose to look further; glad I did!
Found a really good selection, so added a couple more to the order to get the free 48 hour delivery.
Package was shipped Monday & received Wednesday; really well packaged in a sturdy box with surrounding protective paper to ensure when opening the box the jigsaws weren't damaged, something I've had happen in the past.
Boxes came out pristine, no dented corners, still sealed, so very happy with the order process, price, and speed of delivery, thank you!
The Puzzle Academy
Susan Easthaugh
Brilliant
This has to be the hardest and most challenging puzzle I have done in a while but it is superb so worth the buy ! Well done pomegranate I loved it so much . A must buy highly recommend quality is superb !
Lolita Lorenzo: In Plain Sight
Barry Gymer
Almost perfect puzzle brand
Pomegranate make fantastic puzzles, fast becoming my favourite manufacturer. This puzzle was fairly easy to do. The only negative I can say is that the colours could be a little more vibrant.
Billy Hassell: Crossing the Rio Grande
Lisa Allen
Great
Harder than I thought it would be but really enjoyable and I’m pleased with the outcome. Good quality pieces and the colours are accurate. I plan to glue and frame so fingers crossed.
Lolita Lorenzo: In Plain Sight
P Hunt
Best Price For a Great Puzzle
This was my first ever Puzzle Academy purchase because it was cheaper here than anywhere else. And I wasn't disappointed. Fast dispatch and the perfect puzzle. I'm only just getting back into puzzling so this 2000 piece was ambitious for a new returner but I managed it. If you're hesitating - there isn't a single "all blue" background piece so they all have stars on or some sort of clue. Had to leave the border til last, but I managed to figure that with sorting for shape.
Puzzle this size seems daunting but it wasn't too bad, with an initial sort for colours and pieces of people/animal. Also, the zodiac in the centre has a mauve background and the blue is a gradient, so that helped with it. In the end, I made the zodiac first, then built everything else round it, one constellation at a time. Left with the blue background and stars at the very end. So it may be one to approach with a strategy.
I got this to help me learn the constellations and it helped with that, too. Good Ravensburger quality and hardly any false fits.
