This was not the only book that Williams has created, thank goodness, but it was a real breakthrough in this type of artwork. It was so masterfully done, and vivid in its execution. Many others have followed, but this is the first in this genre, to be accepted as puzzle artwork wi A beautifully designed puzzle on each www.doorway.ruked with images that are incredibly mind boggling/5. · Masquerade is the quintessential armchair treasure hunt book: beautiful to look at and filled with many small, easy puzzles as well as one large one that is nigh impossible to solve. This post goes through some of the little puzzles in the book (as much as can be covered in a single blog post). Masquerade is an inspiring truly magical creation. Published in , the hidden treasure has long since been found auctioned off - nevertheless this collection of Kit Williams paintings is treasure in itself. Reminds me of my childhood daydreams makes me /5().
5) Masquerade: Kit Williams Tells The Answer to The Riddle, by Williams Williams (Jonathan Cape, ). 6) Quest for the Golden Hare, by Bamber Gascoigne (Jonathan Cape, ). 7) The Grand Masquerade (BBC Radio 4, J). 8) E-mail correspondence, January 9) Friday Night Saturday Morning (BBC 2, Febru). -Kit Williams Okay, before we get into the nitty-gritty of Masquerade, know the following: On each painting there are several pieces of information: a border phrase that surrounds the artwork, a word spelled out from the barbed letters in that phrase, and another word spelled out using only the red letters in that phrase. Masquerade is an inspiring truly magical creation. Published in , the hidden treasure has long since been found auctioned off - nevertheless this collection of Kit Williams paintings is treasure in itself. Reminds me of my childhood daydreams makes me want to paint play again in imagined worlds.
a OMNIBUS BBC TV programme on the buried golden jewel adorned hare and the treasure hunt for it throughout England that ended at Ampthill.I AM ONE OF. Like a lot of kids who grew up in the late 70’s/early 80’s, I was absolutely enthralled with a picture book called Masquerade. The book, written and illustrated by Kit Williams, could be read as a standard child’s fable about the moon falling in love with the sun, but it was designed as a real-world treasure hunt: Follow the subtle clues dropped throughout the book, and you’d discover the location of a very real hand-made jewel, valued at the time at $5, –Kit Williams Okay, before we get into the nitty-gritty of Masquerade, know the following: On each painting there are several pieces of information: a border phrase that surrounds the artwork, a word spelled out from the barbed letters in that phrase, and another word spelled out using only the red letters in that phrase.
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