This is hardly a maze, but the panels form a maze-forming puzzle!
This is hardly a maze, but the panels form a maze-forming puzzle!
Graeme asked me to make a maze with the word BURGER in the middle. It’s based on a design he sent me.
Click here for the solution!
The Stanley Hotel hosted a competition to design a maze for their front courtyard. I submitted an entry, along with 328 other peeps.
I don’t think the winning design is much of a “maze”, but I agree it’s prettier than my version (partly by brightening the colors given in the key).
Winner! Â (archive link)
Runner up (ahem)
I met Jeremy who also submitted a maze! I like his designs a lot:
browsing /r/mazes, I saw a request for a maze. I happened to have some free time so I drew this in a few hours.
Here are two mazes for the price of one!  In each case, they are drawn on paperboard called “shikishi” (色紙) in Japanese.  In each case they have their own permalinks.
This reminds me of the traveling salesman problem, but is nothing like that.
Use each pair of teleports while traveling from one dot to the other, but while traveling conventionally, don’t cross any black lines or your own path.
Using the same start, end, and initial lines, I drew this while listening to Andreas M. Antonopoulos educate the Senate of Canada about Bitcoin.
Start at the start and end at the end!
I drew a few straight lines and considered making a mirror maze, but have no way to easily measure the angles to make sure they’re precise. So I abandoned the mirror concept and just drew in some other lines.
This maze was hand drawn on 色紙, white paperboard with gold trim.
Travel between the lines from dot to dot.