Clement Nwafor is an award-winning Nigerian artist who mixes collage and oil paint to create colorful, mixed-media paintings. In Ankara and Beauty, Nwafor produces a gorgeous rendering of the gele above a graceful young girls portrait.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to the Malala Fund, which is an international, non-profit organization that advocates for girls’ education.

Artist Bryan Mark Taylor travels the world to find the subject for his artwork in diverse and remote locations. In this tangle of ropes, poles and boats, he portrays an incredible orchestration of beauty and functionality in the Chinese fishermen’s lives. Original medium: Oil on panel.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to UNICEF.

The Deep is a 500-piece, Velvet-Touch puzzle featuring the artwork of Canadian Artist Mandy Budan. Budan rearranges the elements of nature while creating her abstract landscapes. She uses strong color, discrete shapes and rhythmic patterns to reveal the beauty of nature.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to Ontario Shores, a public teaching hospital providing a range of specialized assessment and treatment services to those living with complex and serious mental illness.

Maria Brzozowska is an illustrator and visual storyteller based in Turkey. Her paintings explore memory, escapism and the visionary imagination. Tale of Two was created using various shades of blue, the color that Brzozowska relies on to achieve her dreamlike atmospheres.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to UNICEF.

TAILOR is one of the newest additions to the Art & Fable collection. It is representative of the Jewish cultural heritage in a fun, magical and lighthearted way.

Shapiro began developing his style based upon the 16th-17th century Small Dutch School of the likes of Peter Bruegel. Having come from the non-humorous, non-individualistic, former Soviet Union, Boris expresses the joy, humor, and simplicity of daily life in his work.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to Habitat for Humanity.

Each painting by Maureen Hyde is an inward creative journey. She choreographs her compositions based on this dance of tonal relationships. Still Life with Pears, is an expression of Hyde’s constant dialogue with nature as a means to create mood, rhythms and atmosphere.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to Greenpeace.org/USA.

Woodland Walk is a quintessential Diana Ferguson work. It is rich in color, unforced in form and layered with narrative meaning.

Diana Ferguson is an internationally recognized visual artist whose work illustrates her belief that the ordinary is a thing of beauty.

The nine illustrations in this puzzle are the work of 19th century artist Walter Crane, an English artist and book illustrator. They appeared in a short book entitled "A Floral Fantasy in an Old English Garden" (1899) and describes a stroll through a garden. Crane himself is depicted lying under a tree (upper right panel) prior to being led through through the garden by a fairy, where he encounters a series of human characters dressed as flowers and plants. These are arrayed in elaborate costumes of petals, tendrils and leaves, engaged in somber reflection and making visual puns about the plant’s common names. It is a delightful book translated into a wonderful puzzle, skillfully arranged and artfully presented by the folks at A&F PC.

The Artist: Gracing everything from the covers of albums and books, collectible wines and commercial crafts, theater stages and the silver screen, the work of Georgian artist Otar Imerlishvili is as multivalent as it is unique.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to the Global Fund For Woman.

The Artist: Working in her own collage style, which she coins “fragmented realism,” Betsy Silverman trains her eye upon discarded magazines. Silverman selects, cuts, and glues the recycled paper remnants to canvas, transforming the old images and text into multidimensional realist artworks.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to The Animal Rescue League of Boston.

The Artist: Through a confluence of graphic and literary art, the work of Anton Lomaev serves to invigorate imaginations young and old while ensuring the legacy of book art for generations to come.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to Oceana, the largest international ocean conservation organization.

1000-pc Velvet-Touch Puzzle featuring the artwork of John William Waterhouse (1849-1917), an English painter well known for his participation in the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood; a collection of poets and painters who rebelled against the art establishment.

Thisbe depicts the heroine from a Babylonian forbidden-love story, where Thisbe can only communicate with her love through a crack in the wall between their houses.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to The JED Foundation. JED works to protect emotional health and prevent suicide in teens and young adults.

Kate E. Bunce (1856-1927) was an English painter and poet associated with the Arts and Crafts movement. Bunce studied at the Birmingham School of Art in the 1880s and exhibited across the U.K. A devout Christian, she painted a series of decorative pieces in churches, often in conjunction with her sister, a metalworker and watercolourist. The painting is based on a poem titled "The Staff and Scrip" by Dante Gabriel Rossetti.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to American Woman Artists (AWA).

Working in her own collage style, which she coins “fragmented realism,” Boston artist Betsy Silverman, trains her eye upon discarded magazines. Silverman selects, cuts, and glues the recycled paper remnants to canvas, transforming the old images and text into multidimensional portraits, still lifes, and cityscapes. She delights in the challenge of fashioning a new image while preserving bits of the former representations from their original forms.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to the Animal Rescue League of Boston.

AWAKENING has been awarded Best Puzzle of 2020 by the largest social media group for puzzles, The Puzzle Pals!

In her abstract landscapes, Mandy Budan rearranges the elements of nature. She uses strong color, discrete shapes and rhythmic patterns to reveal the beauty of nature in unexpected ways. Her inspiration stems from the green spaces in her home province of Ontario, where she looks for an elusive combination of light, color and shape to stimulate her creative energy. Awakening is a painting (and now a puzzle!) that can be enjoyed for both its abstract and realistic qualities.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to Ontario Shores, a public teaching hospital providing a range of specialized assessment and treatment services to those living with complex and serious mental illness.

Working in her own collage style, which she coins “fragmented realism,” Boston artist Betsy Silverman, trains her eye upon discarded magazines. Silverman selects, cuts, and glues the recycled paper remnants to canvas, transforming the old images and text into multidimensional portraits, still lifes, and cityscapes. She delights in the challenge of fashioning a new image while preserving bits of the former representations from their original forms.

Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to The Animal Rescue League of Boston.