Puzzle wish list

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Today in “in the mood to spend money I don’t have”: puzzles.

Accidentally Wes Anderson 1,000-piece puzzle.
Arnolfini Portrait (by Jan van Eyck) 1,000-piece puzzle.
A 1,000-piece puzzle of a cartoon hamburger working out in a gym surrounded by gym equipment including a barbell and squat rack, treadmill, aerobic steps, and yoga mat.
A 1,000-piece puzzle of nine pairs of cowboy boots, each illustrated with a different feminine pattern.
A 500-piece puzzle of dense floral pattern of small blooms in various shades of orange, yellow, and peach.
A 1,000-piece puzzle of illustrations of childhood objects from the 1990s, including a troll, a walkman, a VHS tape, and disposable camera.
A 1,000-piece puzzle of an illustrated or painted Asian landscape featuring cherry blossom trees and cranes.
An 800-piece puzzle of a mid-centry style illustration of a woman in a Santa suit-inspired dress decorating a cactus like a Christmas tree.
A 1,000-piece puzzle of bunch of tiny lego figures arranged in rows and columns.
A 1,000-piece puzzle of large orange poppies in a gold and black decorative vase.
A 1,000-piece puzzle of an illustration modeled on the classic children's book The Secret Garden.
A 500-piece puzzle of a Black New York neighborhood by Nigerian American artist Uzo Njoku.

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Related: Very big fan of Puzzledly having a “no-AI puzzles” page (would be an even bigger fan of them refusing to stock AI-generated or -enhanced puzzles); also a very big fan of Piecework Puzzles sharing a behind-the-scenes look at how their Butter puzzle was styled and shot; my Pinterest board of images and art styles that I think would make good puzzles; and, of course, my pandemic puzzles mini album.

All puzzle images sourced from their respective link, above.

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