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Abstract Art? No. Maze Square 19 - Colored

Inspired by Celtic ornament, these maze puzzles are designed to be solved visually (as well as with a pencil or pen, of course). Each little gray square is a step. The correct solution is the path that uses the least amount of steps. You count the steps (the squares) as you move through the maze with your eyes. If you take a wrong turn and have to backup, you have to subtract steps as your backing-up. It takes some concentration and focus.

The weakness, or maybe it’s merely a characteristic, of maze puzzles is that they do not challenge the mind. They are a kind of guessing game. The player tries to guess the right path, there is no reason or logic to it. The maze squares, though, if done visually, do challenge the mind — memory, focus, concentration and mental stamina. I think that this may make them a little more satisfying. (And if colored as artwork, there is the creative satisfaction as well.)

I’ve designed these puzzles (the colored versions) for public art display, if printed at a large enough scale. I thought they might be appropriate for waiting rooms. As you’re sitting and waiting for a dentist appointment, for example, staring into space while tapping your foot in impatient agitation, you can play the 5ft by 5ft maze puzzle that hangs on the wall.

This puzzle type may be especially appropriate in children’s public spaces. I can imagine the puzzle being turned into a playground floor design — a 50ft by 50ft maze square that can be adopted to whatever games children can invent. The last image, created with Photoshop (long before the existence of AI, which could do better, but I don’t need it to), shows this.

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1. The word “dinosaur” means “terrible lizard.” It was coined in 1842 by British scientist Richard Owen. But dinosaurs weren’t actually lizards. They were a completely separate group of reptiles with unique bone structures.

2. Some dinosaurs were smaller than a chicken. While we often picture giants like T. rex, many species were tiny. The Microraptor, for example, was only about the size of a crow and could glide between trees.

3. Dinosaurs lived on every continent, even Antarctica. Fossil discoveries show that during the Mesozoic Era, Earth’s climate was much warmer. Antarctica wasn’t covered in ice at all. It was home to forests and plant-eating dinosaurs.

4. The T. rex had one of the strongest bites in history. Its jaws could crush bone with over 12,000 pounds of force. That’s like being bitten by a small truck.

5. Birds are the last living dinosaurs. Modern birds evolved from small, feathered theropods. So in a way, dinosaurs never truly went extinct. They just took to the skies.

6. Some dinosaurs had feathers, not scales. We used to imagine them as scaly reptiles, but fossils now show that many were covered in feathers. They may have been far more colorful than we ever imagined.

7. Stegosaurus had a brain the size of a walnut. Despite its massive size, its brain was tiny. It’s a funny reminder that survival isn’t always about intelligence.

8. Fossils aren’t bones, they’re rocks. Over millions of years, minerals replaced the original bone material, preserving their shape in stone. Every fossil is a time capsule of ancient life.

9. The asteroid that ended the dinosaur era hit modern-day Mexico. About 66 million years ago, a massive asteroid struck near the Yucatán Peninsula, changing the climate and wiping out most species on Earth.

10. Some dinosaurs could grow new teeth every few weeks. Carnivores like T. rex constantly replaced their teeth as they broke or wore down.

Imagine having a new set every month. Dinosaurs remind us that life on Earth is always changing, evolving, and finding new ways to survive. Maybe that’s why we never get tired of learning about them. They give us a glimpse into a world full of wonder, wings, and giants that once walked where we stand today.

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