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Issue #144 in my comic book cover collection features the maze of Broccoli and is titled BROCK LEE. The background was made using AI. Sometimes I make weird food characters like a kung-fu floret of broccoli. I don’t know. See issues #75-78 for mazes of a Chili Pepper, Mushroom, Pickle Man and an Evil Radish. Maybe that is who Brock is fighting ?
My comic book cover mazes are archived by year:
Comic Book Cover Mazes - Year 1 (Issues #1 - 53)
Maze of the Week #248 features the Brandenburg Gate from Berlin, Germany. The gate was completed in 1791 and was design by the architect Carl Gotthard Langhans. Read about it’s history on Wikipedia. I published this maze today to help celebrate the reunification of Germany October 3, 1990
My Photo: I took this photo during my trip to Berlin. It was from the back of the gate apparently based on how the quadriga is facing on top.
The maze: I went with black and white. I used AI to create the Straße des 17. Juni in the background to save time and get more detail for it despite being in the distance.
Download is available on the home page. Happy Maze-ing !
This is not my first maze from Berlin: Berlin Planetarium maze
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I am always looking for interesting maze art. Someday I hope to open a museum dedicated to mazes and this feels like research for me. Below you will find 10 different sites where you can find all types of maze and labyrinth art from around the world. I have highlighted some particular artists and pieces that caught my eye, but because some of these are originals I needed to be more general in my linking. Nothing worse than praising a piece of artwork and then having a broken link !
Here are 10 sites I recommend for buying (or at least looking for) maze art :
In alphabetical order:
Art.com - they own the keyword for buying art. But, how do they do on maze and labyrinth art ? A miss. I did not find anything interesting on the site with those searches beyond some nice photos of historical labyrinths like the Chartres Labyrinth and similar labyrinths in natural outdoor settings.
Artfinder - has over 100,000 artists and 1 million pieces of art on its platform.
Michael E. Voss - Has a set of black and white mazes (called labyrinth #x) that measure 45x45 and which use white space between sections to make the maze more interesting. He also has a few in color, with my favorite being labyrinth #13 !
ArtPal - the site advertises that it has over 244K artists on the site. Does it have maze art ? It does ! Here are my 4 favorite. You can find a few other pieces here and there with a search.
Jenna Marotta plays around with mazes drawn over colorful backgrounds
The Artist MSG has some wonderful mazes of animals and abstract scenes that you must see !
Doug (Doug091478) has 2 hand drawn doodle mazes
Breskin has only one maze and it looks like my on line versions but with a bit more style !
Artsy - they are the world’s largest online seller of fine art with over 1 million pieces of artwork from 100K artists. Because it is fine art the prices are higher than normal (for me). A simple search for “maze” on the site gave me a lot of results (1200+ at the time) but after going through 10 pages I gave up looking for interesting pieces. “Labyrinth”, however gave some interesting results ! Fine art means the inventory changes as things are sold/listed for sale since these are often one of a kind pieces !
Ted Lawson - currently has 2 large “white labyrinth’” pieces for sale that I love. If I had a maze art museum I would want one for it !
Etsy - I assume you know the site. The best part about it is you can buy all types of products like jewelry, prints, games, and clothing. Because these items change very often here are my 3 favorite searches:
Maze Jewelry - Lots of Native American items.
Wooden Labyrinths - For playing games or spiritual meditation.
Maze Games - Puzzles, paper mazes, marble mazes and so much more.
Fine Art America - What i really like about this site is the search engine. Typing in mazes gets you many results that I found interesting
The New Yorker Covers (5 different)
1x Maze Images - a collection of artwork from many different artists, all maze themed
Conde Nast - this collection includes The New Yorker covers but also a couple dozen maze themed cartoons that are fun ! I have since started my own maze and labyrinth themed comic strip.
Saatchi Art - Features over 47K original artworks from artists from all over the world. I found a lot of 1 off maze and labyrinth pieces but no dedicated artist during my searches. I really like what I found here and this is worth a deep search if you want a maze/labyrinth inspired piece.
Marcia Raff - Specifically her excellent bronze sculpture of a labyrinth made out of a guitar !
Sean C Jackson - The artist now hosts prints of his work. I like the prints, but if you like branded artwork you can also purchase one of his themed books like Star Wars, Marvel, Disney Parks and the Spiderverse !
Twobraids - features the maze art of K Lars Lohn. I suggest reading his story and artist statement, and then buy one of his many beautiful prints !
UGallery - As of today there is no maze or labyrinth art…but I included it because items change on these sites often and a search here tomorrow will be different than today.
Good luck in your search ! I hope you find what you are looking for !
While you are here, check out some of my maze art !
Each Saturday I post a new hard maze with all of them sitting in the Hard Maze Archive. I will try to post a variety of maze types to keep things interesting.
Weekly Hard Maze #38 - Mega Dot Maze
Solution will be in the archive. Download is below.
If you solved that maze quickly and want to try some of my archival hard mazes, these posts should do the trick: