And welcome to the sketchbook labyrinth! This is my first post to the Sketchbook Community.
Okay, "labyrinth" might be a stretch. These mazes are in the beginner friendly category.
In fact, one of them is not really even a maze proper, it's really more of a doodle that very closely resembles a maze at first glance.
Wouldn't you agree? Where the heck is the entrance to this thing?
...Lots of white space left. Might as well go crazy with it!
That's better.
With Practice Pretend Maze out of the way, time for something a little bit more refined.
This one is solvable. 鉁嶏笍
And finally, there's this...
This one is also a real solvable maze (start in the neck on the left side/exit on the right side of the forehead area). Out of the three, it definitely took the most time to complete.
Honestly, although this creature is a fun to solve maze, the face is kinda too creepy 馃槇|馃懣 for my liking! Not sure which side this dude came from.
So there we have it, you've found your way to the end of Find Your Way Out. Short and sweet, especially by labyrinth standards.
All of the art/mazes herein were created in a paper sketchbook with watercolor and basic drawing supplies.
Now it's your turn to do a thing and share it back! It's good for us humanoids to create and share. And good for new blockchains too.
Do you enjoy solving mazes? What's your favorite kind of puzzle?
Thank you everyone! You are always appreciated.
Take care and remember to find your smile when it goes into hiding. See you around the comments. 馃槝馃憢
