Rock Sound Reef, Emma Lopez

 Hidden Piece, 534 pieces. This is a nice Liberty analogue with its own style, including coral-reef-like pieces and some color line cutting on the fish up at the top. 3/5

Fly Fishing

 Stave, 105 pieces. I really love the Touzzle style--a Teaser without a frame. This one is a lot of fun. 8/10

Peonies and Small Birds, Ito Jakuchu

 Liberty, 471 pieces. Nice puzzle with consistent difficulty because the colors are largely the same but there's also lots of detail throughout. 3/5

Rae Ritchie, Grapefruit Cat

 Elms, 392 pieces. Nice, soft colors and steady assembly. 6/10

Sheer Loonacy

 Stave, 75 pieces. Charming two-sword Teaser, with bonus snack puzzle from Stave. 6/10

Hic Sunt Dracones

 Liberty, approx. 450. Really impressive irregular edges/dropouts. Also, a 3D dragon that I, as usual, failed to make stand up. 5/5

Potomac Days

 Stave, 660 pieces. Great puzzle (from Hoefnagel) with a beautiful blue sky and a lot of small details. 7/10

the rebus (photo swapped so it's in the correct order)

I love the beer stein 

Google, why do you do this to me?

Bad Hair Day

 Fathom, 200 pieces. Another extremely fun, challenging puzzle with lots of tricks for the eye--the closest one can get to hand-cut from a laser cutter. 4/5

lots of snake parts

Kite-Eating Tree (Peanuts)

 Liberty, 419 pieces. The Peanuts kids are left largely intact, and there's also other color-line cutting here, making for an unusual and enjoyable Liberty. 4/5

I love the Pigpen cloud, confined to a few pieces around him; repeated flower whimsies on the bottom too

leaf whimsies

and of course kite whimsies and jagged outlines around the "chomp"s