‘Baffling Bubbles’ is a multi-layered puzzle made by Nervous System and artist Chris Yates. Each puzzle consists of mini bubble puzzles, which then comment to create a larger puzzle.
Christ Yates mixes traditional puzzles with a modern twist as his puzzles are made using a laser cutter and a computer-generated cut pattern which makes every puzzle unique. The pieces are also more unconventional as they do not take on the shape of traditional puzzle pieces but look like spirals, hammers, waves, and more, adding an extra level of difficulty.
Each puzzle contains approximately 212 pieces and comes in 5 different color schemes: ‘Circus Balloons,’ ‘Happy Swamp,’ ‘Sugary Breakfast Cereal,’ ‘Twilight Ice,’ and ‘Jungle Foliage.’ The vibrant colors are, as the description says, “digitally painted on maple plywood” and are made to look like “Chris Yates’ spray paint textures.”
Puzzle fanatics can purchase the Baffling Bubbles puzzle on the Nervous System online shop.
Image Credit: Nervous System, Artist Chris Yates
What's Driving This Trend
- Computer-generated Puzzles
- The use of computer-generated cut patterns to create unique and unconventional puzzle pieces can revolutionize the puzzle industry.
- Multi-layered Puzzles
- The creation of multi-layered puzzles adds an extra level of difficulty and can attract puzzle enthusiasts who prefer a challenge.
- Digitally Painted Puzzles
- The use of digital painting techniques on puzzle designs can create visually stunning and distinctive puzzles that stand out in the market.
Who This Affects Most
- Puzzle Industry
- Manufacturers of jigsaw puzzles can explore the use of computer-generated cut patterns and multi-layered designs to offer new and unique puzzle experiences to their customers.
- Gaming Industry
- Game developers can explore incorporating multi-layered puzzle games into their offerings to attract puzzle enthusiasts who are looking for a new and challenging gaming experience.
- Art Industry
- Artists can create one-of-a-kind puzzle designs using digital painting techniques and unconventional shapes to showcase their creativity and offer a new form of art for puzzle enthusiasts.
