I do wooden jigsaw puzzles and take pictures of them.
Joyful Nook, 462 pieces. I ultimately soured a bit on Joyful Nook because they had a lot of small and repeated-shape pieces. This one mostly doesn't suffer from the "small" problem, with one very striking exception, but the repeated shapes combined with areas of continuous color to make it not a very pleasant finish--I was basically just guessing/maybe it didn't matter--even with some interesting multipiece whimsy design.
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Victory (new), 414 pieces. The image was a fun one because although the bison is clear once it's together, color line cutting around the animal combined with patterned chunks in the image to make it more difficult. 3/5
Bogarts, 485 pieces. A fun image where shape has to do a ton of the work because colors keep repeating. I forgot I hadn't taken a picture until I made the first shake to disassemble it, but you can still see some nice details in my photo! 7/10
Fathom, 200 pieces. I was a bit hesitant because it's dark, but it's excellent, like every Fathom puzzle I've done. I wonder if Fathom could do the bit of curving on the edges of certain pieces that creates tiny little dropouts on the similar Stave Tormentors. 4/5
Twigg, 97 pieces. A cute tidbit; I like the derpy Santa. Whimsies noticeably larger than regular pieces. 3/5
Puzzlapy, 63 pieces. Color line cut, which isn't my favorite, but the small size & solid frame prevented real frustration. And obviously a great image! 3/5
Rebel Puzzles/Chestnut & Hemlock, approx. 200 pieces. I didn't even realize this was an infinite scroll puzzle (in one direction) until I was done! Laser-cut; nicely done. 3/5
