Two-Way Jigsaw Puzzle Design
Budget: ₹5,000 – ₹7,500 INR
I’m putting together a custom 100-piece jigsaw that works like a visual trick: when the pieces are snapped together in landscape, the picture should read as a light-hearted, funny scene; turn the same finished puzzle on its side and it must transform into a completely different, equally funny, kid-friendly image.
To pull this off I need two illustrations that share the identical cut pattern—every contour, knob, and socket must line up—so the artwork has to be conceived with the die line in mind from the outset. I’m open on style as long as the result is bright, playful, and instantly readable by children in both orientations. Think bold shapes, clear silhouettes, and minimal dead zones around the interlocks.
Here’s what I’ll be looking for at hand-off:
• Two print-ready CMYK images sized for a 100-piece grid (I’ll supply exact board dimensions once we connect).
• A vector die line that matches the art perfectly, suitable for laser or steel-rule cutting.
• A quick mock-up or render showing how each orientation looks when assembled.
If you have experience with ambigram-style or dual-perspective art, puzzle manufacturing, or packaging design, let me know—those skills will be a big plus.
To pull this off I need two illustrations that share the identical cut pattern—every contour, knob, and socket must line up—so the artwork has to be conceived with the die line in mind from the outset. I’m open on style as long as the result is bright, playful, and instantly readable by children in both orientations. Think bold shapes, clear silhouettes, and minimal dead zones around the interlocks.
Here’s what I’ll be looking for at hand-off:
• Two print-ready CMYK images sized for a 100-piece grid (I’ll supply exact board dimensions once we connect).
• A vector die line that matches the art perfectly, suitable for laser or steel-rule cutting.
• A quick mock-up or render showing how each orientation looks when assembled.
If you have experience with ambigram-style or dual-perspective art, puzzle manufacturing, or packaging design, let me know—those skills will be a big plus.