As we eagerly await the arrival of Penny Puzzle in week 46, it gives me great pleasure to introduce Helen Dardik, who has illustrated 3 of the brand new miniature puzzles.
I myself follow @helen_dardik on Instagram. There are also over 330,000 others who do. There, I immediately thought that Helen was a natural fit for one or more of the mini-puzzles. Her style is just so sweet and happy and many of Helen's designs are great for puzzles because they are full of happy colors and lots of detail and variety.
Helen Dardik is a professional illustrator and pattern designer from Canada. Lively, folksy, playful in an occasionally slightly exaggerated way is a perfect way to describe her popular style. You can only get in a good mood.
Helen was born on the Black Sea and lived in Siberia for a time before moving to Israel where she studied art and design. In the early nineties, she moved to Canada, where she took a graphic design course and got work as a designer and illustrator.
This is how designer Helen Dardik works
Helen works in vector using the magic of imagination combined with the magic of Adobe illustrator and in watercolor, gouache, acrylic, oil and wood. Finding inspiration in her childhood, her children, nature, vintage books and midcentury design, Helen is determined to make her life the most creative experience possible.
3 nice mini puzzles
Luckily, Helen said YES! to illustrate 3 of the new mini-puzzles from Penny Puzzle, and you can see them here:
Mini puzzles are the best little Christmas gifts. I recommend that the recipient is over 12, and you're never too old for a mini-puzzle. The boxes that Penny Puzzle comes in are just so delicious and shiny and the pieces are firm and completely free of puzzle dust. It's just some nice miniature puzzles.
Penny Puzzle is expected to be in the store in week 46.
