COLLECTION NO. 1
Experience Priscilla Weidlein’s uncommonly lovely take on a quotidian afternoon. We love the many humorous hidden details that make assembling this puzzle the perfect antidote to boredom and creative stagnation.
– 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
This is first puzzle I did from OH, and couldn't be more impressed with the quality, packaging, and presentation of my purchase. The soft matte finish on the pieces is a dream to tumble between your fingers. The fit is always solid, and never leaves you questioning. Most of all, the artwork cannot be beat. Top tier product. 10/10
Very nice
As a lover of jigsaws, the tactile quality and color of the amazing silk-screened surface finishes is a delight to work with and exciting to finally visualize. These are a real treat!!
Priscilla Weidlein is a multi-disciplinary artist, illustrator, and practicing reiki master. Her watercolor paintings employ the use of intricate pattern and vibrant color to transmit healing vibrations of joy and abundance. For her, painting is a meditative act — a joyful method through which to practice living in the present. Her studio time is divided between creating illustrations for products and companies she believes in and painting portraits for private clients. Whatever she finds herself doing, the common thread is a desire to inspire joy in others.
Photo: @gretarybus
“This painting is a celebration of the annual shift from expressing outward (spring and summer) to turning inward (fall and winter). It was during such a crossover period that I painted this, and I gave myself permission to take all the time in the world on the intricate details. The scene explores the sensation of wonderment we can find inside ourselves when we sit and cultivate stillness. The title comes from a Rumi poem, ‘Do not feel lonely, the entire universe is inside you...You are the universe in ecstatic motion.’” — Priscilla Weidlein
