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• The Mazes - Click on Thumbnail for Full-Size Image
 Maze 2 - Block Maze This is a fairly straight-forward block-maze. Shouldn't need to be too much explaining necessary. Just follow the paths and eventually you'll find your way to the finish. There aren't any dead-ends, but don't think that makes life any easier. Good luck!  Maze 3 - Mixture Maze A bit of under-over and a warped type of block maze. I was amazed how quickly I managed to draw this one, I wonder how long it takes to do it!  Maze 4 - Cube Maze This is an interesting one, the maze is a whole pile of cubes stacked on top of each other forming funny shapes. It got a bit screwy with my eyes drawing it, so I wonder what it's like to do it!  Maze 5 - Five Steps Something a bit different here. From the start you need to proceed to the area marked 1, then to 2, 3, 4 and then back to the finish. A few different types of maze thrown together here. No shortcuts back to the finish please!  Maze 6 - Combination A bit similar to Maze 3 as there is a mixture of under-over and block mazes. Keep an eye out for the bridges.  Maze 7 - Advanced Under-Over Possibly the toughest maze I've drawn yet on A4 paper. I suggest you print it out in colour to take advantage of the black and blue differential, which makes it a bit easier to follow your path. Try not to get lost in the "squished" parts of the maze, and follow the path as best you can.
Old MazesBack in 1994 I drew quite a few mazes with a friend called Jason. The quality of the scans isn't the best, and there are a few odd bits about them, but they're still pretty cool I think. Click on each thumbnail for a large-sized version. |
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*14/6/07 - Four mazes up and running. I'm on a roll!
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