In the past I have bought Ravensburger Christmas puzzles for my family to work on over the holidays and been very pleased with their quality. The pieces are thick and even though they are cut in a standard grid pattern, each piece is unique. While a grid cut is not my first choice I have... Continue Reading →
Who says you can’t travel during the pandemic? With Eurographics Globetrotter puzzles you can travel to so many places, France, Germany, United Kingdom, Australia, Mexico. Each puzzle is 1000 pieces, grid cut, a collage of landmarks from each country, finished size 19 ¼ x 26 5/8 (48.89 cm X 67.63 cm). Beautiful little clips of all... Continue Reading →
Keith Haring is one of my favorite artists! I love his fun colorful characters. With all the rain we’ve gotten lately, I need a little brightness in my life. Eurographics has two styles of piece cut: ribbon (which is what you see here) and random. I'll be honest; I much prefer random cut. And the... Continue Reading →
This gorgeous puzzle by Diego Rivera offers the best of two worlds--it's a fine art image but it also feels contemporary, colorful, and far from fussy or dull. The bright colors and random cut make assembly interesting. It has enough difficulty to appeal to a true puzzler, but isn't too hard for a family puzzle night. When you're done, you'll have an image worthy of framing. Recommended.
Publisher: Eurographics (Canada), 2016 Title: “Royal Canadian Mounted Police” 1000 pieces, 19 1/4" x 26 5/8" Review by Jane OUR RATING: 8.25/10 Giveaway: Eurographics is offering a free copy of this puzzle to a lucky winner! Leave a comment below and on Apr 17, I'll pick a random winner from the commenters. You must be able to ship to a... Continue Reading →
Eurographics is a Canadian puzzle manufacturer who has traditionally made collage-style puzzles but has branched out to a variety of themes. Their website is updated with lots of lovely new puzzles for 2016. I show my favorites below, but you can see them all here. Royal Canadian Mounted Police, 1000 I love all the spots... Continue Reading →
I have a new brand analysis for you. This one is for Canadian company Eurographics, purveyor of collage and educational puzzles extraordinaire, and a brand with a rapidly growing image line-up. See how they did here. JJ
This page is part of our Puzzle Brand Comparison. You can find the overview page here. SUMMARY: 63 points Eurographics is a very solid puzzle brand from Canada. They have a not-quite standard grid puzzle cut with a wide variety of piece shapes, nice thick pieces, good boxes, and a large variety of available images. They were... Continue Reading →
There are some bits and pieces of news to share. First, the Nuremberg Toy Fair is this weekend. Unfortunately, yours truly is not there. But there has been a bit of news from it. Heye posted some photos of their booth -- Ravensburger announced they're going to be doing a new 18,000 piece Colin Thompson... Continue Reading →
The Eurographics website hasn't been updated, but a US puzzle store just put up new Eurographics 2015 puzzles today. You can see all of them here. I'll pulled out a few I thought were highlights. "Hometown Heroes: Local Law" by artist Dona Gelsinger, 1000 pieces "Hometown Heroes:Fire and Rescue" by artist Dona Gelsinger, 1000 pieces "US... Continue Reading →
