I am a cartoonist and maze artist. For years I struggled to find my unique niche. I had drawn mazes my whole life but never thought about pursuing them as a career. A few years my father passed away and in his memory I decided I wanted to do something on a grand scale, so I began drawing the record setting world's largest hand-drawn maze. It measured 4 feet high by 36 feet long and garnered international attention. It was at that point that I realized mazes were my unique calling. Since that time I have gone on to have several books of my mazes published by Barron's Educational Books and have a nationally syndicated newspaper feature called MazeToons which is distributed by Creators Syndicate. It is also seen daily on Gocomics.com.
Enjoy a sampling of my mazes you can see many more at MazeToons.com
A few pointers for solving the mazes:
You can travel through the illustrations so long as you don't cross any of the black lines.
Start from the start!
Many people will tell you that it's easier to solve a maze by starting from the finish. To negate that, I often will draw more than one path out of the finish as well, making it a little more challenging no matter where you start from.
Be patient. Most of these mazes take between 1 minute and up to 15 minutes to solve.
Think outside the box. Our mind tends to close off lines to complete the image, remember the images are a part of the maze itself.
Have fun. Solving mazes should be a mindful and challenging experience.
Enjoy!
More info: mazetoons.com
Monster Maze, MazeToons Sunday comic feature
Owl Maze from the book A-Maze-Ing Animals from Barron's Books
Alice in Wonderland Maze
Monkey King Maze
Andy Warhol Maze, Sunday comic feature
Buddha Maze
Christmas Maze
Mindful Maze
The Jersey Devil Maze, from the book Myths and Monsters from Barron's Books
Flamingo Maze, from the book A-Maze-Ing Animals from Barron's Books
Rainforest Maze from the book A-Maze-Ing Animals from Barron's Books
