Jane Newland, Present Delivery

 Wentworth, 250 pieces. Standard Wentworth with a nice cool palette. 3/5

Meditative Lines, Eduard-ArtBeat Studios

 Wentworth, 272 pieces. This extra difficult cut was a little less fun than the previous one because the nature of the repeating cut created a lattice that made the six-pointed pieces push-fit/made them mostly useful to fit in once the lattice was constructed. 3/5

Petals of Colour, Sarah Cunningham

 Wentworth, 252 pieces. Extra-difficult cut--fun because despite the color repetition there was almost always clarity about what went where. 3/5

Purr-Fect Night, Mary Stubberfield

 Wentworth, 240 pieces. Cute image. 3/5

Rosiland Solomon, Owlets in the Moonlight

 Wentworth, 250 pieces. Cute image, shaped edge. 3/5

Howie Green, Pop-Art-Soup

 Wentworth, 250 pieces. Very colorful Warhol knock-off. 3/5

Tiered Treats, Aimee Stewart

 Wentworth, 210 pieces. Charming colors in this irregular-edge puzzle. 3/5

Liz Goodrick-Dillon, Hummingbird Garden

 Wentworth, 500 pieces. Nice mild colors. 3/5

Cosy Snowman, Wendy Edelson

 Wentworth, 500 pieces. Another perfectly solid Wentworth; at some point I hope to try more of the new cut pattern for contrast. 3/5

Cat Bookshelf, Randal Spangler

 Wentworth, 500 pieces. I'm a sucker for cat puzzles, and adding books creates areas of color that still managed to have some difficulty at the margins. 3/5

Fierce Florals

 Wentworth, 250 pieces. This is the first Wentworth free-form/new thickness I've done, and I do think it's a step up for them, if not quite Liberty-grade. 3/5

closeup on new piece shapes

Park Güell di Gaudí, Barcelona, Ana Maria Edulescu

 Wentworth, 1000 pieces. So, 1000 pieces is generally too much Wentworth for me, but the picture was so beautiful I put it on my Hoefnagel list anyway. Ultimate reaction: yes, 1000 pieces is still too much Wentworth for me, but the picture was quite beautiful, and this is a style that does reward the jigsaw process, as you see how colors are echoed throughout in ways that work differently on the eye after full assembly. 3/5

Steve Skelton, Getting Away from It All

 Wentworth, 250 pieces. A standard Wentworth; the pleasure comes from the tiny details, often only as big as one or two pieces, which then complicates assembly. 3/5

New York City Lady, Kirsten Ulve

 Wentworth, 500 pieces. A nice image with generally appropriate whimsies. 3/5

Noah's Ark, Peter Barrett

 Wentworth, 250 pieces. Cute image and nice animal whimsies. 3/5

Lazy Reads, Keiti

 Wentworth, 230 pieces. Cat-themed book image with irregular edges. 3/5

The Victorians, Myths and Legends/Hokusai, The Great Wave Off Kanagawa

 Wentworth, 250 pieces. An older Wentworth, where the whimsies were much mushier/less well defined and more reminiscent of hand-cut--this is an example of the form developing over time towards the affordances of laser. It was a nice change of pace. 3/5

Wentworth, 250 pieces: Somewhat more modern, but more two-piece whimsies than I think a current Wentworth would have.

Four small Wentworths

 Teeny tiny--40 pieces! 

Christmas Cats

London in Snow

Cats Selfie

Festive Bookshelf