Maan Oneindigheid Puzzel

There's something almost meditative about building a puzzle with no corners to anchor you, and the lack of borders completely changed how I approached it. I found myself starting from the bright craters and working outward, which felt way more intuitive than any standard puzzle I've done.

I usually stick to classic puzzles with straight edges, but this borderless moon forced me to work completely differently. The lack of corners meant I was constantly shifting my approach, and the final reveal felt like magic after all that free-form searching.

There’s something meditative about building the moon without any edges to anchor you—I just kept rotating pieces until the craters clicked into place. The lack of a frame made it feel less like a chore and more like a slow, floating discovery. I finished it in one rainy afternoon and actually wanted