About this picture
A stack of old paper maps sits on a weathered wooden table outdoors. The folded sheets are soft cream and tan, with thin brown lines that look like roads, rivers and hills. Many dried flowers are tucked between the folds. You can see yellow and blue pansies, small blue forget-me-not flowers, white daisies with yellow centres, and some feathery green fern leaves. A few petals and stems lie loose on the wood.
Behind the stack, the light is soft and gentle. Pale green buds and bare branches fill the background, and a blurred garden feels fresh and quiet. The colours are calm: cream, grey, wood brown, soft yellow and deep blue. Together they feel like a peaceful spring day.
How to play
Choose how many pieces you want, then press Play. Drag a piece with your mouse or your finger. When it comes close to its neighbour, the two pieces click together.
Many players start with the edges: "Edges only" shows just the border pieces. "Preview" shows the whole picture, and "Ghost" puts a soft copy of it under the board. Your game saves by itself, so you can stop and come back later. There is no rush: take your time.
Tips
- Start with the bright yellow and blue pansies, because their colours stand out from the paper.
- Work on the tiny blue forget-me-not flowers and the white daisies as small separate areas.
- Build the wooden table edges and the blurred green garden next, since they have simple, even colours.
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