Segovia Mazes

A collection of hand-drawn mazes that use underpasses, teleports, and twisty-turny maze tricks to befuddle the eye and challenge the mind.

5/19/2013

Star Circle Maze

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This is the first of my new computer-drawn mazes. I have been figuring out how to use Inkscape, a free vector-drawing program, to create Bez...
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Fun with Spirodoodle

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These are doodles I made with the Spirodoodle app on my iPod touch. It's a lot of fun. I guess these are ideas for mazes, but I don'...
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5/20/2011

Spiral Stairs Maze

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Made up entirely of concentric spiral stairways, this is an idea that's been rattling around in my brain for a while. Each staircase ...
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5/14/2011

Braided Maze

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I found this maze in some old papers, finished it up, and colored it. I had fun making this, so I hope it will be fun to solve!
10/16/2010

Rhombicosidodecahedron Maze

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What, you ask, is a rhombicosidodecahedron ? It's a complex polyhedron that combines perfect triangles, squares, and pentagons, and has ...
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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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