Maze Number 128: Coloring Book Shark

Finally it’s the next in my series of coloring book mazes, where I take pages from a simple coloring book and turn them into mazes (see Maze Number 122: Coloring Book Snail).

I’m still using the same coloring book (made by bendon Inc. and bought from Dollar Tree).  This time I used a shark coloring page. 

So here’s before…

…and after.  I wanted to use the teeth in the maze more, but I thought it would make it more difficult to solve the maze.  Plus it’s nice to see a smile.

I can’t say if the maze shark looks more or less fierce than the original.  It still looks pretty cool and that’s what matters.

Anyway, there is two ways to “start” and one way to “finish”.  Enjoy!

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Bonus Maze: 6 3 17

This is a very special maze.  It was made for two friends of mine who got married just last week. 

The reception was held on the 3rd of June, so I used that date as the base for this maze.  After drawing and editing, I actually had this maze printed on a canvas to give as a gift.  Hopefully, they will enjoy it for many years.

Anyway, there is just one way to “start” and one way to “finish”.  Enjoy!

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Maze Number 123: Squeezed

 

When drawing last week’s maze, I had a small amount of space left on the paper.  It was just large enough to squeeze in another little maze.  Thus the squeezed maze is born!

Anyway, there is just one way to “start” and one way to “finish”.  Enjoy!

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Maze Number 122: Coloring Book Snail

This maze is the first of an interesting new series.  Coloring book mazes!  Mazes made using images from cute kids coloring books.

Here’s the coloring book, its a giant coloring and activity book made by Bendon that I bought at Dollartree.

And here’s the page I used.  A cute and happy looking snail. 

That turned into this maze, looks kind of cool now.  I used the eyes for the “starts” and the tail for the “finish”.  The fun part was drawing at the shell and the antennae.

Anyway, there’s two ways to “start” and one way to “finish”.  Enjoy!

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Maze Number 116: Stuck in the Middle

For this maze, I started by drawing a squiggly line and continued on.  It mostly made up the center area of the maze.  This makes the middle of the maze both more interesting and possibly trickier to get through.  Otherwise its a relatively easy maze.  Try not to get stuck.

Anyway, there is just one way to “start” and one way to “finish”.  Enjoy!

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Maze Number 115: Getting Started

When drawing this maze, I started to think that it has been a while since the last time I did a maze with multiple “starts”.  I really like making extra “starts” and “finishes” because that kind of thing makes mazes just a tiny bit more challenging.  Not to mention that its more interesting to look at.

Anyway, there are two ways to “start” and one way to finish.  Enjoy!

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Maze Number 110: Sprouting

For this maze, the “start” kind of looks like a seed or bean.  As the path goes on it looks like it’s “sprouting” into some kind of plant, hence the name.  It also explains why I bought some bean sprouts at the store the other day.  Yes, food has been on my mind lately.

Anyway, there’s just one way to “start” and one way to “finish”.  Enjoy!

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Maze Number 106: Snow Man

Here’s the third Christmas maze (see the second and first).  This time it’s a snowman, at least it is suppose to be one.  I started by drawing the shape of a snowman and drawing the maze around it.  It kind of looks like an alien snowman.

Anyway, there is just one way to “start” and one way to “finish”.  Enjoy!

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Maze Number 96: Silky

 

This maze, strange as it sounds, gets it’s name from a cartoon character.  The paths drawn around the “start” remind me of a silk worm, specifically the alien silk worm named Silky on the Cartoon Network show, Teen Titans Go.  It’s probably about time I started drawing cartoon mazes.

Anyway, there is just one way to “start” and two ways to “finish”.  Enjoy!

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Maze Number 93: Serenity

While drawing this maze, I was thinking about one of the reasons why I draw mazes and why many people enjoy things like doodling and coloring.  To relax. 

Drawing and coloring are great ways to relieve stress.  The flow of my pencil and pens is very soothing and serene, hence the name.  One would hope that solving my mazes is just as calming.

Anyway, there is just one way to “start” and one way to “finish”.  Enjoy!

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Number 9: “S”

I started this maze by simply drawing a big letter “S” and going on from there.  You can probably guess where I started.  There are two ways to “start” and four places to “finish”, but only one of each that works.

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