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by Marie Amalia Bartolini · 1000 pieces
A lush jungle paradise packed with animals at every level: a giraffe and lion share the waterside on the left, flamingos wade through the shallows, and a leopard sprawls across a tree branch overhead. Elephants drink at the far bank while a hippo lurks half-submerged, and somewhere in the canopy a monkey and a toucan are going about their business. The colour palette is the real talking point: coral-red foliage sits against deep teal water and purple-bloomed trees, with a soft pastel sky peeking through the mountain backdrop.
The artist is Marie Amalia Bartolini, and the style has the feel of a vintage natural history illustration crossed with decorative folk art. Every tree and bush is almost too perfectly arranged, like a painted Garden of Eden. It's busy without being chaotic, which makes sorting by area fairly satisfying: the bold orange round-topped trees on the left are an easy starting point, and the teal water gives you a clear spine to work from.
That said, the dense green canopy sections and the mid-tones of the distant mountains will ask for some patience. A solid 1000-piece build for anyone who enjoys a well-illustrated scene with plenty to discover as it comes together.
Despite vivid focal animals, large areas of dense green canopy, similarly toned foliage, and detailed mid-ground vegetation create many sections with very similar colours and textures that will be tricky to differentiate.












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