Puzzle Black Sea 2000 pieces - The Chronicle of Life

Life is one of the biggest mysteries known to man. How did it arise? What are the reasons that led there? What is it’s meaning? For hundreds of years philosophers, aesthetes, artists, mathematicians and scientists of different fields and nationalities look for the answers of these questions. “Chronicles of Life” from Julian Seifert-Olszewski, in shapes and colour, shows the artist's idea of this mystery. 150 hours were needed so he could create over 400 animals and organisms, starting with the smallest bacteria and reaching all the way to the mighty ancient rulers - the dinosaurs. The full color palette of this image and it’s incredible detail make this puzzle a great entertainment and educational experience for the big and small alike. Julian Seifert-Olszewski, popular with the nickname ExitMothership, is an illustrator and 2D fantasy artist. He’s often described as a surrealist and alternative, which is an interesting twist to his regular fantasy artworks. He’s mostly focused on background art and landscapes for video games from the Visual Novel type. He also creates other types of illustrations - from book covers to t-shirt designs.