Take a look inside 'The Artist's Cabinet' and discover a collection of comical elements! This cabinet is filled with real art supplies such as a palette, linseed oil, pencils, and brushes. But look closer! Are there really paints named Mellow Yellow and Lady Jane Grey? And did E. Raiser really write a book called '100 Artistic Mistakes'? UK artist Geoff Tristram's wry humor will make you laugh. How many comical details can you spot? Immerse yourself in this wonderful and entertaining jigsaw puzzle for lots of fun and unforgettable moments. This 1,000-piece jigsaw combines engaging imagery, well - cut pieces, and Ravensburger's perfect interlocking fit for an extremely enjoyable puzzling experience. Create lasting memories with Ravensburger premium puzzles! About the Artist: Geoff Tristram, from the West Midlands in England, UK, has been a very successful professional artist, illustrator, and an outstanding cartoonist for over 40 years. He's also a novelist with a great sense of humor and has eleven comedies in print. When not at the drawing board or typing on the computer, Geoff spends time giving humorous talks about his busy career to various groups or visiting schools and colleges to inspire students. He's a master at creating complex and interesting scenarios.
Using this Ravensburger 1000 - piece jigsaw puzzle is easy and fun. First, find a flat and spacious surface to work on, like a table. Then, pour out all the pieces and start sorting them by color and edge shape. Begin by assembling the edge pieces to form the frame. After that, start filling in the middle, looking for pieces that match the image on the box. Take your time and enjoy the process. When you're done with the puzzle, if you want to keep it assembled, you can use puzzle glue to stick the pieces together. Just apply the glue evenly on the surface of the puzzle. Store the puzzle pieces in a box or a ziplock bag to keep them organized. Avoid bending or folding the pieces, as this can damage them. Also, keep the puzzle away from moisture and direct sunlight to prevent the colors from fading.
