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A classical pastoral painting (cows wading through a shallow river, a figure on the bank, tall trees overhead) has been completely covered in graffiti. Tags, throw-ups, drips, stencilled letters spelling out "DANGER" and "KIDS", arrows, scrawls in a dozen colours. The original landscape is still there underneath, just about visible through the layers of spray paint.
As a build, it's a proper challenge. The graffiti sits across the full image in overlapping layers, so traditional colour-sorting won't get you very far. The underlying landscape gives you some structure to anchor to, but the upper two-thirds is essentially organised chaos. Günter Konrad's Rebrush! series takes well-known painted scenes and vandalises them with intent, and the result translates surprisingly well into jigsaw form.
Published by Heye. 1000 pieces.
Overlapping graffiti tags cover the entire image in chaotic, multi-coloured layers with no clear sorting logic, and the underlying landscape provides only minimal structural anchoring.


















