Secret Jungle Tea Party Puzzle
COLLECTION NO. 1
Holly Jolley’s whimsical scene of a tropical tea party is unapologetically smile-inducing. Its large swaths of supersaturated color make locating the missing piece extra challenging – a lesson in finding calm through intense focus.
– 500 piece puzzle
– Completed Size: 16” x 20”
– Box Size: 9 ½” x 7 ¾”
– Pieces finished with a soft-touch, glare-free coating
– Drawstring cloth bag and artwork postcard included
– Made with recycled materials
About Holly Jolley
Holly Jolley is a freelance illustrator, designer, and self-proclaimed crazy cat lady based in Chile. She spends her days painting, reading, going on walks, and hanging around with her beloved cat, Hamlet. After putting on a fresh pot of tea she gets to work in her home studio. Surrounded by her collection of books, glittery shoes, and flea market treasures, Jolley paints soft and quirky portraits generally inspired by her imagination full of poems, charming animals wearing boots, and pink-coated ladies. Some of her clients include Flow Magazine, Frankie Magazine, Penguin Books, Anthropologie, and CAT.
Follow Holly
Holly Jolley is a freelance illustrator, designer, and self-proclaimed crazy cat lady based in Chile. She spends her days painting, reading, going on walks, and hanging around with her beloved cat, Hamlet. After putting on a fresh pot of tea she gets to work in her home studio. Surrounded by her collection of books, glittery shoes, and flea market treasures, Jolley paints soft and quirky portraits generally inspired by her imagination full of poems, charming animals wearing boots, and pink-coated ladies. Some of her clients include Flow Magazine, Frankie Magazine, Penguin Books, Anthropologie, and CAT.
About “Secret Jungle Tea Party”
“I used to watch a lot of Animal Planet as a kid, and I remember always being so impressed with lions (and felines in general) and how they seem to just hang around taking naps all day and being all majestic — I want that life for myself! I used to picture them having secret meetings and parties without the camera guys even noticing, drinking tea on top of fancy rugs, stretching, and discussing serious topics. As an adult I love remembering the things I used to think about as a little girl and try to use them as a starting point for my artwork.” — Holly Jolley
“I used to watch a lot of Animal Planet as a kid, and I remember always being so impressed with lions (and felines in general) and how they seem to just hang around taking naps all day and being all majestic — I want that life for myself! I used to picture them having secret meetings and parties without the camera guys even noticing, drinking tea on top of fancy rugs, stretching, and discussing serious topics. As an adult I love remembering the things I used to think about as a little girl and try to use them as a starting point for my artwork.” — Holly Jolley
