You’ve heard of Logic Art, but let me ask you, fellow puzzler… have you heard of Word Seek Art?
Please allow me to introduce you to the world of LexaPics.
LexaPics are the creation of Vasiliki Papadopoulou, who designs specially curated word seek grids and sorted word lists to create works of art when solved!
The grid is divided into different cells, and you get a word list for each cell, with different parts of the word list organized by color.
And as you find your words, the work of art slowly emerges line by line.
As you can see, Vasiliki has created grids inspired by Vermeer and Magritte, as well as grids inspired by iconic celebrities like Marilyn Monroe.
From Vasiliki’s post on Reddit:
Lexa comes from Greek word Lexis λέξη (since i am from Greece) that means word and Pics as pictures, but also a playful nod to “pixels” — the building blocks of modern digital art.
Not only does he have a Kickstarter campaign for LexaPics launching soon, but he’s actually created an Instructables page for anyone who would like to make their own LexaPic!
I love seeing the creative ways people put new spins on classic puzzles, and this is both beautiful and so cleverly accessible.
You can click this link to check out his Kickstarter, as well as the homepage for LexaPics here.
I look forward to seeing what sort of wonderful imagery emerges from his word seeks next!
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