Cute Whale Jigsaw
Choose an image, choose a mode, and rebuild the whale from shuffled pieces.
A compact jigsaw set with whales as the subject. The pictures are illustrated rather than photographic, which flattens the texture and makes colour blocks the main navigational aid.
Illustrated jigsaws behave differently from photographic ones. Large flat areas of a single blue are harder than they look, and the pieces worth placing early are the ones carrying an edge — a fin, a tail, a horizon line.
Modes are selected per image, so the same picture can be a two-minute board or a twenty-minute one.
Controls
Click an image, pick a mode, then drag the pieces.
How to Play
- Choose the image you want.
- Select a mode before the shuffle.
- Place edge-carrying pieces first.
- Fill the flat colour areas last.
Tips & Tricks
Leave the plain blue for the end. In an illustrated puzzle those pieces are interchangeable by eye and only the shrinking hole tells you where each one goes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the pictures photographs?
No, they are illustrations, which makes the flat colour areas the hard part rather than the easy one.
