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A glass jar with a gingham lid sits on a sawn tree stump, ladybirds crawling up a twig inside it. Greg Paprocki packs the rest of the garden in flat mid-century shapes around it: an orange butterfly, a green mantis, a purple rhinoceros beetle, banded snails, red toadstools and a jumping spider at the bottom edge.
Sixty pieces, and because the insects are drawn as flat blocks of colour rather than shaded, most of the sorting is done by hue.
Sixty pieces with strong flat colour blocking; the crowded green foliage is the only slow part.











