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4/01/2001
Open-Air Maze
The new concept: maze pathways can take you into the "open air"; that is, the open space around the maze.
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About Me
- Rebekah Fletcher
- Newberg, Oregon, United States
- I come from an artistic family, and have drawn mazes since I was about 12. My first "Segovia Maze" happened on a family trip to Segovia, Spain, where I decided to make some paths go under others. To make it clear that they weren't just dead ends, I stuck some little marks in and I've continued doing it this way.
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Hey, these are great! I've been drawing these types of mazes for about 4 years now (since I was in 6th grade) and the only thing I haven't been doing that you do is draw the lines where there is an underpass. That really helps the maze to flow as well as allow for crazy formations and whatnot. I started drawing a maze like this in school today so I think I'm going to start a blog for my mazes. Thanks for the inspiration, although I don't think I can make anything as amazing as this!
And I can't figure this out. I'm actually getting lost in this maze, which is something that did not happen with the mazes I draw. But I'll keep trying. :)
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