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Description
Let impressive art miraculously appear before your eyes
This thrilling collection of puzzles captures the magical world of extreme dot-to-dot. Different artists created stunning puzzles inspired by famous paintings and sculptures.
Whether you’re filling time on a rainy day, using the puzzles for a party game, or learning the principles of drawing, completing these fantastic pictures will give you a huge sense of satisfaction and achievement. Dot-to-dot puzzles also aid self-expression and improve focus.
You will find dot-to-dot picture inspired by masterpieces by da Vinci, Vermeer, Raphael, van Gogh, Chagall and many more.
Get your pencils sharp, connect the dots and prepare to be amazed!
ASIN : B08L19DNMQ
Publisher : Independently published (Oct. 12 2020)
Language : English
Paperback : 48 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8697059197
Item weight : 136 g
Dimensions : 21.59 x 0.28 x 27.94 cm
Some pictures incomplete
The numbers are very small and hard to read. At least 3 of the pictures had the sides cut off – The Poor Poet on page 33, Temple Gardens on page 35 and Tahitian Women on the Beach on page 37. The other pictures were fun to do, but still not happy about the cut off pictures!
Great challenge for 83 yr old.
Some of these pages were not easy to do, there was missing numbers that you have to guess at. It’s like the page is too small for the size of the dot to dot. I was quite disappointed!
So much fun bringing the picture to life from just a jumble of dots! The concentration, focus and drawing are great for keeping older people on the ball!!
I’ve done quite a few of these books from the same publisher , but a few pages in and I am really liking this book. The puzzles aren’t always immediately recognizable and there are a ton of dots, very ‘technical’ (I’m not sure that’s the right word ) even compared to the other titles from this publisher.I have not yet ran into any puzzles that are overprinted but I will update if I encounter this.Update – Starting half way though the book, many of these puzzles do have dots that cut off I had to take a star off for. Some pictures are very intricate and the numbers printed very small, plan to use a 0.
I bought this and another dot to dot for my husband and I to do with our children whilst they are doing their dot to dot books. It is very theraputic!