Chillin’ Puzzle by Maja Tomljanovic
COLLECTION NO. 3
Winding side streets in the heart of Lisbon come to life in this scene by Maja Tomljanovic. Light, breezy, and full of sunshine, this puzzle will send you right on a little mental vacation.
– 1000 piece puzzle
– Completed Size: 26.9” x 18.9”
– Box Size: 10.5" x 8" x 2.75”
– Puzzle is finished with a soft-touch, glare-free coating
– Drawstring cloth bag and artwork postcard included
– Made with recycled materials
About Maja Tomljanovic
Maja is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer based in Croatia. After she graduated, she worked for more than 10 years as a graphic designer, after which she decided to take the leap and pursue her love for illustration in 2016. Her artistic style is feminine and colorful. She draws inspiration from her travels and from the beautiful, strong women around her. You’ll recognize her work by its signature bright colors and playful, hand drawn style.
Follow Maja
Maja is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer based in Croatia. After she graduated, she worked for more than 10 years as a graphic designer, after which she decided to take the leap and pursue her love for illustration in 2016. Her artistic style is feminine and colorful. She draws inspiration from her travels and from the beautiful, strong women around her. You’ll recognize her work by its signature bright colors and playful, hand drawn style.
About “Chillin’”
"Chillin’ is inspired by a trip to Portugal, specifically Quartier Alfama in Lisbon. Narrow streets, small squares, and colourful buildings brim with the feeling of times gone by. I wanted to transfer these feelings of ease and simplicity from the past to this illustration, so that when you look at it you feel that all of your troubles are gone." — Maja Tomljanovic
"Chillin’ is inspired by a trip to Portugal, specifically Quartier Alfama in Lisbon. Narrow streets, small squares, and colourful buildings brim with the feeling of times gone by. I wanted to transfer these feelings of ease and simplicity from the past to this illustration, so that when you look at it you feel that all of your troubles are gone." — Maja Tomljanovic
