A Maze A Week

Good for a windy day, a windy maze! Travel from dot to dot.

travel between the swirls from dot to dot

Following black lines, get from one spot to the other.

go from one spot to the other

Starting with some half heart curves, this maze developed on its own.

get from one dot to the other two dots

Go from one dot to another.

go from one dot to another

Follow white paths from one spot to the other.

dot to dot

Which one of the three squares in not accessible from the other two?

From which square can the other two not be reached?

Following black lines, travel between discs in upper right and lower left corners.

Follow black lines from lower left to upper right

Following white lines, find your way from one side to the other.

follow white lines from one side to the other

Can you find a path from the center to the outside, traveling only in a clockwise manner?

from center to outside, traveling clockwise

I’ve been quite busy at work recently, very unbalanced in my “work-life balance.”

Soness sent me this image recently, thinking of my mazes, and sending quite a clear message at the same time.

It doesn’t *exactly* solve the work-life balance equation, but it’s something like a maze and I use it as my acknowledgment that I did *not* create a maze to post today, Tuesday, now Wednesday in my timezone.

Work should be far less insane starting now, and for the foreseeable future, I plan to publish my own mazes every Tuesday, at least!

Travel on white paths from one colored dot to another.

from one colored dot to the other

Though very easy, this maze is impossible to solve with a common technique that is supposed to be able to solve any maze.

The technique: trace along one wall until you reach the end.

(click on the maze for a larger version)

Not a maze with a start and end, but with a question of how few loops need to be cut to release all of them?

From arrow to arrow

These curvy noodles have two points in them. But is there a point to the points? Do they look like an animal? An owl maybe? Or a cat?

follow the noodles from spot to spot

From disc to disc

from disc to disc

Follow white paths to go from one ring to the other.

travel from one ring to the other