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Tuesday, April 21, 2026

Hey there, candle lovers and romance seekers!

wax poetic candle

Picture this. You kick back on the couch after a long day, the room lights are low, and your big LG TV suddenly turns into a cozy collection of flickering flames that dance like they are alive. No messy wax on the table. No worrying about the cat knocking something over and starting a tiny kitchen inferno. Just pure warm glow that makes everything feel a little more magical.

That is exactly what Romantic Candle brings to your webOS TV. And guess what? It comes from us wild bunch at Team of Monkeys, the cheeky division of STOM Research all the way from Israel. We are the folks on a mission to make apps great again, one happy user at a time.

We just dropped our very first app on the LG Content Store in April 2026, and man, it feels good to see it swinging from the digital trees. Romantic Candle is 100 percent free, zero ads, no sneaky tracking, and it runs smooth as banana peel on pretty much every LG Smart TV ever made. We are talking webOS from the ancient 1.0 days in 2014 all the way up to the shiny new webOS 25 in 2025 models.

teacup candle
Why did a bunch of monkeys even make a candle app?

Simple. We love making stuff that just feels nice. Real candles are awesome until you remember the dripping, the smoke, the fire hazard dance, and that one time you almost set the curtain on fire during date night. Romantic Candle fixes all that drama.

It gives you a bunch of super delicate flames to pick from. We are talking twelve different candle styles. Little tealights that look cute and gentle. Tall elegant tapers that feel fancy. Chunky pillars that scream cozy winter vibes. Each one has its own playful flicker that looks ridiculously real on your OLED or whatever LG screen you have rocking.

The whole point is ambiance. Soft warm light that makes the room feel intimate without any of the hassle. Dim the overheads, pick your favorite flame, and suddenly your living room turns into a romantic little cave. Perfect for date night, a quiet dinner for two, or just chilling with some soft music when you want the world to hush for a bit.

Smoke and Candle
How it actually works (spoiler: it is stupid easy)

Grab your Magic Remote and open the LG Content Store. Search for "Romantic Candle" or just hit this link on your phone and send it straight to the TV: https://us.lgappstv.com/main/tvapp/detail?appId=1288478

It is only 56 MB so it downloads faster than you can say "oooh pretty fire." Once it is in, launch it and you are greeted with a clean simple screen. No login nonsense. No "watch this ad first" popups. No collecting your grandma's email address. Just pick a candle and boom. Full screen glow.

The flames move naturally. They wiggle and brighten and soften like real ones caught in a gentle breeze. On a big screen with perfect blacks it looks insanely good. The dark background melts away into your room shadows so only the warm light plays around.

We kept it monkey simple on purpose. Our whole philosophy is apps that prioritize user happiness. That means no interruptions, no clutter, and zero reasons to throw your remote at the TV in frustration.

Real life ways people are using it (and how you can too)

Candle and circles of confusion
Date night? Obvious winner. Turn off the big lights, queue up some slow tunes on your soundbar, and let the candles do the talking.

Hosting friends for dinner? Set one of the softer flames and your table instantly feels classier without any open fire near the food.

Need to unwind after work? Throw on some meditation music or even a crackling fireplace sound from YouTube in the background. The gentle flicker is weirdly hypnotic and helps the brain chill out.

Parents have been using it as a safe nightlight alternative for kids who do not like total darkness. It gives just enough warm glow without keeping anyone awake.

Some creative folks are even using it for video shoots or photography when they want that moody low light look without hauling around actual candles and dealing with smoke detectors.

And yes, it works great during holidays too. Pair it with some festive music and you have instant cozy Christmas or chill Hanukkah vibes.

Pro monkey tips to make it even better

Want maximum romance? Switch your TV picture mode to Cinema or Filmmaker for those true warm colors. Turn off any eco settings that might dim the screen automatically.

Close the curtains, kill the ceiling lights, and let the TV be the star of the show. The glow bounces softly off the walls and makes the whole room feel wrapped in a hug.

If you have a soundbar or decent TV speakers, play some gentle jazz or nature sounds underneath. The combo is chef kiss.

Pro move: pin the app right on your home screen so you can jump into candle mode in one click when the mood strikes.

Older TVs from 2014 still handle it beautifully because we kept the app light and well behaved. No laggy nonsense here.

The Team of Monkeys vibe

a nice candleWe are not your average app factory. Everything we build follows the same silly but serious rules. Free forever. No ads. No data grabs. Just clean fun that actually improves your day a little.

Romantic Candle is our first swing on webOS but there is more coming. We have Calm Candle already out on Android. Fireplace versions are swinging into view soon for both webOS and Android. Maybe even some aquarium or nature scene apps down the line if the bananas keep falling right.

Our motto is simple: Apps That Prioritize User Happiness. In a world full of apps trying to steal your attention and your wallet, we are the cheeky monkeys throwing free bananas from the trees.

So should you download it right now?

Heck yes. If you own an LG webOS TV and you ever want to add a sprinkle of romance, coziness, or just plain nice lighting to your evening, Romantic Candle is the easiest win ever.

It is free. It takes seconds to install. It works on almost every LG TV out there. And it delivers exactly what it promises without any monkey business (well, except the good kind from Team of Monkeys).

Go ahead and search for it in your LG Content Store or tap that link: https://us.lgappstv.com/main/tvapp/detail?appId=1288478

Download it, dim the lights, pick your favorite flame, and let the good vibes roll.

What is your go to way to set a cozy mood at home? Drop it in the comments. We read every single one and we might even swing by with more app ideas based on what you crazy humans actually want.

Until next time, keep the flames dancing and the bananas flying.

With love and a little mischief, Team of Monkeys (a division of STOM Research)

P.S. This is an independent style write up inspired by the app we actually built. No sponsorship needed when you are the monkeys behind it. Enjoy the glow!

candle flame

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Cartoon Maze of peace and warmongers in the middle east, by Yonatan Frimer

Maze Cartoon of peace and war mongers in the middle-east

maze cartoon of peace and war mongers
Maze cartoon of warmongers and peace mongers in the middle east. The peacemongers are all locals, voters, and people who actually live in the middle east. The warmongers are the press, newspapers and media. Created by Yonatan Frimer
Click here for a printable, hi-res version of this maze
Click here for the maze solution of peace and warmongers

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Maze Cartoon Chemtrails Vs. Kassam Rockets By Yonatan Frimer

Cartoon Maze Chemtrails Vs. Kassam Rockets By Yonatan Frimer
maze cartoon of chemtrails vs kassams Yonatan Frimer
Maze cartoon of two monkeys talking about the skies in the USA and in Israel. In the USA there are "Chemtrails from who knows what" and in Israel their are Qassams that "We know are from Gaza" Created by Yonatan Frimer
Click here for a printable, hi-res version of this maze
Click here for the maze solution.

Links to more Yonatan Frimer Maze Cartoons:
Buy Maze Art on Fine Art America
Daily maze cartoon, Political Maze, By Yonatan Frimer
Ink Blot Mazes - Maze Art by Yonatan Frimer
Team Of Monkeys Maze Cartoon - Updated Daily!
One of Yonatan Frimer's Maze Blogs

Monday, April 19, 2010

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Editorial cartoons on the middle east, Obamacare and Iran

***For Immediate Release***

April 19, 2010 - Tel Aviv, Israel - Cartoonist Yonatan Frimer has released a handful of editorial cartoons to help drum up publicity of his upcoming book. These cartoons may be published for no charge for editorial purposes.

Each of the cartoons is actually also a solvable maze, making them one of the few "interactive" forms of media that can be printed in traditional newspapers.

The cartoons can be viewed and downloaded at http://teamofmonkeys.com/press

About Team Of Monkeys
Team Of Monkeys is a cartoon created by Yonatan Frimer and RSL, two highly creative professionals that have made a living by poking fun at the ironies of society. In addition to carrying a complex message within the cartoons, each of the images is also a solvable maze, a feature that makes them ideal for reversing the declining market share of traditional newspapers. Both Frimer and RSL are based in Israel and have conflicting political views, making them able to cater to both the left, center and right political leanings.

Contact:
Yonatan Frimer, Cartoonist
email:yfrimer@yahoo.com
phone: +972-545-683-040
URL: http://teamofmonkeys.com/press

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Very Cool Mazes by Yonatan Frimer

Awesome mazes by Yonatan Frimer

Vampire Maze
maze comic of team of monkeys changing a tire
Vampire Maze by Yonatan Frimer
Evan Rachel Wood Plays The Queen in True Blood, The Maze

For more mazes by Yonatan Frimer, check out these links:
Team Of Monkeys Maze Cartoons
Ink Blot Mazes - Maze Art
Top Mazes


John Lennon Maze Portrait by Yonatan Frimer
Imagine All The MAzes
Imagine All The Mazes

For more mazes by Yonatan Frimer, check out these links:
Team Of Monkeys Maze Cartoons
Ink Blot Mazes - Maze Art
Top Mazes


Maze of a Team OF Monkeys Ironing Created by Yonatan Frimer and RSL

Maze of Team Of Monkeys ironing a shirt

For more mazes by Yonatan Frimer, check out these links:
Team Of Monkeys Maze Cartoons
Ink Blot Mazes - Maze Art
Top Mazes

Maze Kong
Maze Kong - 2006 Mazes Celebrity, artword, celebrities, portraits, famous,
King Kong of Mazes

For more mazes by Yonatan Frimer, check out these links:
Team Of Monkeys Maze Cartoons
Ink Blot Mazes - Maze Art
Top Mazes

Sunday, January 3, 2010

Marketing and Dog Walking Monkeys - Team Of Monkeys Comics By Yonatan Frimer

Dog Walking Monkeys - Team Of Monkeys Comic Mazes
Dog Walking Monkeys - Team Of Monkeys Comics By Yonatan Frimer and RSL
Dog Walking Monkeys - Team Of Monkeys Maze Comics
STOM Research K-9 Division.

For more cool mazes:
Team Of Monkeys Maze Comics
Ink Blot Mazes - Maze Art


Maze of Team Of Monkeys Putting Up Billboard
Team Of Monkeys Billboard Research Marketing Services
Maze of Team Of Monkeys Putting Up Billboard
Team Of Monkeys Advertising Experiment, Marketing Research

For more cool mazes By Yonatan Frimer, check out:
Team Of Monkeys Maze Comics
Ink Blot Mazes - Maze Art

Mazes of a Maze Artist
Mazes Artist - Self Portrait Maze
Self Portrait Maze - Yonatan Frimer

Marketing and Dog Walking Monkeys - Team Of Monkeys Comics By Yonatan Frimer

Dog Walking Monkeys - Team Of Monkeys Comic Mazes
Dog Walking Monkeys - Team Of Monkeys Comics By Yonatan Frimer and RSL
Dog Walking Monkeys - Team Of Monkeys Maze Comics
STOM Research K-9 Division.

For more cool mazes:
Team Of Monkeys Maze Comics
Ink Blot Mazes - Maze Art


Maze of Team Of Monkeys Putting Up Billboard
Team Of Monkeys Billboard Research Marketing Services
Maze of Team Of Monkeys Putting Up Billboard
Team Of Monkeys Advertising Experiment, Marketing Research

For more cool mazes By Yonatan Frimer, check out:
Team Of Monkeys Maze Comics
Ink Blot Mazes - Maze Art

Mazes of a Maze Artist
Mazes Artist - Self Portrait Maze
Self Portrait Maze - Yonatan Frimer

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Maze News: The latest news on mazes


Michelle Obama's official White House portrait released. How you can get those arms!

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Photo by Reuters/Landov

The first official portrait of First Lady Michelle Obama shows a woman who is classy, confident, and able to hold her own in a fist fight--not that she would ever stoop to that level. Mrs. Obama's portrait is beautiful, but her classic Michael Kors dress is causing a stir because of its lack of sleeves. Some say the First Lady should have chosen a more traditional, conservative dress more akin to what Eleanor Roosevelt might have worn back in the era of the Great Depression. Well, the economy may be tanking, but women have come a long way since the 1930's. Michelle Obama's portrait is an accurate rendition of a smart, strong, independent, elegant woman and mother who takes great care of herself. As far as I'm concerned, that's a wonderful message to send out to America's women and young girls.

I know that most of us will never have a private chef, a personal trainer ,or a staff of people to look after our house and children while we steal an hour at the gym, but I'm pretty sure the First Lady has a lot on her plate, too. So how does she find the time to stay in such great shape? Check out how you can get Michelle Obama's toned arms at cnn.com/2009/HEALTH


Ban's lifting will remove research hurdles


Alan Trounson, Institute for Regenerative Medicine
By Jennifer Brown, The Denver Post
Published: Monday, March 9, 2009 10:53 PM EDT
DENVER — Stem-cell researcher Dr. Dennis Roop was teaching a class on bioethics Monday morning when he glanced at his watch — the next 15 minutes, he told his medical students, would revitalize science.




Alan Trounson, president of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, poses for a portrait at his offices in San Francisco, Monday, March 9, 2009. Trounson reacted favorably to the news that President Obama on Monday cleared the way for a significant increase in federal dollars for embryonic stem cell research.(AP Photo/Eric Risberg)





As President Barack Obama was lifting the ban on federal money for embryonic stem-cell research, the University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine professor was lecturing about the stem cells his lab has created from human skin.

Roop and other Colorado scientists — on the cusp of major breakthroughs that could someday cure Parkinson's disease and help paralyzed people walk — celebrated the reversal of policy.

``It's a clear signal that this administration is taking politics out of science and restoring science to its rightful place,'' Roop said.

He said Obama's executive order will invigorate research stalled under former President George W. Bush's ban, which limited the use of taxpayer money to only the stem-cell lines produced before 2001.

Those cell lines are no longer fit for human use, perhaps degenerated after eight years in frozen storage and contaminated with animal cells, Colorado researchers said. Cell lines created since then, using private or, in some cases, state money, are now available for research with Obama's order.

Roop, director of CU's Charles C. Gates Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Biology Program, intends to compare the capabilities of stem cells created from human skin to embryonic stem cells. Within a few years, he believes doctors will treat diseases using stem cells created from the patient's own skin, perhaps closing the controversial chapter on embryonic stem cells.


``It's almost limitless what you can propose to use them for,'' said Roop, who believes skin stem cells could potentially cure cancer and heart disease, among other illnesses.

The stem-cell ban also slowed research by Dr. Curt Freed, who is at the forefront of developing a cure for Parkinson's disease.

The UCD researcher has transplanted stem cells recovered from aborted fetuses into patients with Parkinson's. He also has used stem cells to cure Parkinson's in rats.

``These Republican presidents have taken the position that they would prefer to see tissue discarded than used to help people,'' Freed said. ``You basically get put on hold for a long time.''

Obama's order — combined with the stimulus package that infuses money into the grant-making National Institutes of Health — will jump-start research at public universities in particular. Besides the new money, universities will no longer have to follow a federal rule that banned work on embryonic stem cells in the same building with any federally funded research.

The end of the ban comes at a perfect time for Dr. Stephen Davies, a UCD neurosurgery professor who is trying to cure paralysis with stem-cell transplants. Rats with spinal injuries in Davies' lab had a 40 percent regeneration of nerve fibers within eight days of receiving stem-cell transplants, he said. He hopes to try the therapy on people soon.

``It's great news that there is now going to be more latitude,'' he said. ``It's going to create a lot of opportunities.''



Prepare to be A-MAZE-D

Posted By macmac

2 days ago

SUDBURY, ON – Come one, come all and test your spatial and memory skills at Science North! Maze-A-Palooza, a new special exhibition about mazes opened to the public on Saturday, February 28th – just in time for March Break!

Explore 13 interactive mazes and come face to face with mystifying illusions and mind-boggling puzzles! Each maze features a dynamic environment where you’ll discover a surprise around every corner, and develop new methods of problem-solving through improvisation, trial and error, observation and testing, and logic and reasoning.

Solve puzzles and patterns, challenge the relationship between the mind and the eye and nurture your inner musician! Maze-A-Palooza offers challenging and interactive maze experiences for all ages including the Music Maze, Puzzle Maze, Colour Maze and Maze of Illusions!~ You can also run a marathon with your fingers in the Continuous Quad Maze or become a "webmaster", climbing over and under without getting tangled, through an intricate web of ropes!~

“Research shows that exercising the brain can keep it healthy and sharp. The Maze-A-Palooza special exhibition at Science North is sure to give your brain a good workout,” says Jennifer Pink, Science North’s Science Director. “No matter how young or old you are, this exhibition will engage and challenge you!”

Prepare to be A-MAZE-D!

Maze-A-Palooza will be on display in the Special Exhibits Hall at Science North from February 28th, 2009 to March 29th, 2009. Visit sciencenorth.ca/maze for all the details.





Mountain Maze Is Gone – Temporarily
by Dana Wilbourn

posted March 10, 2009

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Photo by Dana Wilbourn
A new Mountain Maze will rise soon from the ground where the old Maze stood for 20 years at the Lookout Mountain Commons
The Mountain Maze playground for Lookout Mountain, Tn., has been completely dismantled and removed by city public works employees. Ansley Moses told city commissioners at their monthly meeting on Tuesday the demolition work was completed in just one week. Initial estimates had allowed two to three weeks for demolition.

Mr. Moses commended the city employees for their excellent work and recommended to the commission that the city reward them with a monetary bonus because they saved the city quite a bit by completing the work in such a short time. The commission voted to approve the bonus request which amounts to about $5 per hour-worked.


Parks and Playgrounds Commissioner Will Moses said some site preparation is required before the new Mountain Maze is built. He recommended the city let the contractor/supplier, GameTime, do the preparation. The new Mountain Maze should be complete about mid-April to the end of the month, he said.

Portions of the old Mountain Maze will see continued use in the Natural Bridge area and at Chattanooga Christian School.

Police Chief Randall Bowden and Commissioner Carol Mutter told the commission that two police officers have been injured this week. Neither officer was on-duty at the time of the accidents which, though unrelated, were both farm-type accidents.

Patrolman Don Massengale has a crushed foot and will be out for several weeks.

Capt. Jim Purser was hit by a tree limb that whipped back over the hood of his tractor and struck him across his eyes. He is temporarily blind and underwent six hours of facial reconstruction surgery on Tuesday to rebuild his eye sockets. Additional surgeries will be required by the end of the week.

Mayor Greg Brown said he will discuss with the commissioners soon some way to assist Capt. Purser’s family during this difficult time. “As a community, we need to help them,” he said.

Chief Bowden also informed the commissioners about a recent arrest made in cooperation with the Chattanooga Police Department. The Chattanooga Police called the Lookout Mountain Police on Sunday night for assistance in stopping a car running from them and traveling up Scenic Highway at a high rate of speed.

Lookout Mountain officers clocked the speeding car on radar at 75 mph as it crossed the Incline. Officers engaged in the chase near the top of the mountain and the driver lost control trying to make a sharp right turn and ran off the road. The Tennessee Highway Patrol came and took the report from both police agencies. Drugs and alcohol are believed to be involved.

Mayor Brown read a resolution from the commissioners expressing heart-felt recognition and thanks for Judge W. Bradley Weeks who announced his retirement at the commission meeting last month. Judge Weeks served as Lookout Mountain Municipal judge for 10 years.

Ansley Moses presented a financial report to the commissioners. Over 97% of city property taxes have already been collected for 2009, he said. The city should end the fiscal year in June with a surplus of over $1 million.

After the meeting, a citizen attending the meeting said it would be nice if the state and federal governments could be run as efficiently as this city.

Education Commissioner Bill Mitchell reported Grandparents Day at Lookout Mountain School is March 11. Also, Spring Break is March 16–20.

John Martin addressed the commission about a request for a zoning variation for residential property owned by Robert Williams and family at the end of Bartram Road.

The Williams family, he said, wishes to subdivide their property into three lots. Current zoning requires new lots to have a minimum of 140 feet of road frontage. The property in question sits at the end of a cul-de-sac and does not have the required frontage.

Without subdividing the lot, the Williams’ could build one house on the property and not be required to meet the frontage minimum. The ordinance requires any property subdivided after 1995 meet the new frontage requirements.

Bob McDowell, speaking for neighbors bordering the property, said they all object to the granting of a variance. Two of the three lots, he said, would be very difficult to build on and would likely require blasting to prepare them for building. The blasting would be intrusive and possibly cause damage to existing structures, he said.

Mayor Brown told Mr. Martin it is customary that neighbors agree with a proposal before a variance is given. He said he has walked the property and has some concerns about the possibilities for building on it.

Mayor Brown said the commission will not make a ruling until more commissioners have had a chance to walk the property. He said it would be good if all parties got together and tried to come to some agreement.

Chief Bowden said the WWTA has to be satisfied and sign-off on the building plans before he can issue a building permit. Looking at the survey, he said, there are several areas of concern that the WWTA will have to rule on.

In the Mayor’s Report, Mayor Brown said the 2010 Fiscal Year Budget is beginning to be a bit of concern. The state is considering cuts, revenues are down, and the Hall Income Tax revenues are going to be significantly reduced because of the economy.

“More than any municipality in the State, Lookout Mountain relies heavily on the Hall Tax,” Mayor Brown said. The Tennessee Hall Tax is currently 27% of the city’s revenue.

In closing the meeting, Mayor Brown urged everyone to support the mountain businesses. The new grocery store is opening April 1, at the earliest, or around April 15 at the latest. There are three empty buildings in the business district, he said.

The next meeting of the Lookout Mountain City Commission will be Tuesday, April 14, at 5:30 p.m.

Dana Wilbourn

dbwilbourn@yahoo.com





Maze artist contact info:

Yonatan Frimer
Maze Artist
email: yfrimer@yahoo.com
Phone: (646)-335-0761
http://www.inkblotmazes.com/



Those mazes, again...




Blivet Maze
Blivet Maze small
Blivet Maze - 2009, By Yonatan Frimer




Maze Illusion - 2009
Optical illusion maze of another impossible object

maze of box illusion small
Maze illusion - 2008 - By Yonatan Frimer




Maze of the Statue of Liberty - 2009
maze of the statue of liberty, small size
Maze of Liberty - 2009 - Yonatan Frimer




President Barak Obama Maze Portrait - 2009

president barak obama small maze

Maze portrait of Barak Obama - By Yonatan Frimer


Saturday, February 28, 2009

Team Of Monkeys Changes Name To Ink Blot Mazes

For Immediate Release:
March 1st 2009

The maze production house Team Of Monkeys has changed its name to Ink Blot Mazes. "This name change will streamline our brand recognition while at the same time helping us by defining our product within the name" said Yonatan Frimer, one of the artist at Ink Blot Mazes.

After being published since 2006 in various newspapers and magazines, Ink Blot Mazes has now begun licensing their mazes to activity work-booklets as well as increasing the number of publications and syndicates involved in publishing the mazes.

"The choice to pursue newspapers more aggressively comes at a good time." said Keith Nanwood, Marketing assistant at Ink Blot Mazes, "Print publication are suffering from their subscribers going more and more to the internet for their news. With the recent popularity of Sudoku, word finds, and now mazes, readers have a good reason to get a paper delivered everyday."

According to Marla Singer, Marketing Director at Inkblot Mazes, "Mazes, Sudoku, word finds and other puzzles are really the only interactive aspects of print media. With articles and comics, the reader just passively accepts the information. But with Sudoku or mazes, they take out their pen and 'interact with the paper.'"

Ink Blot Maze differ from normal mazes in that images are conformed from the shapes of the lines creating the path of the mazes. Their popularity is mainly due to their depiction of various celebrities as well as teams of monkeys achieving unusual tasks by working in a team.


Media Contact
Yonatan Frimer
Maze Artist
646-335-0761
yfrimer@yahoo.com

http://www.inkblotmazes.com





Self Maze Portrait


Yonatan Frimer began drawing mazes in the 3rd grade out of boredom. Anytime his mind would wonder off he'd simply whisk away the boredom with a few mazing pencil strokes - they didn't let him write with pens, yet, at that age.

Fast forward about 20 years later to when Yonatan broke his leg in a motorcycle accident and was hospitalized and bed bound for nearly 3 years. Too keep his mind as busy as possible during the recovery period, he focused on drawing mazes. As much as 15 hours a day, pretty much everyday, for nearly 3 years. He also practiced drawing not just mazes, but also portraits and caricatures as well as anime and plain old comics, which he often incorporates into better maze making.

After making several hundred mazes and posting them to the internet, Yonatan began getting many request for printing his mazes from various newspapers and magazine publications, which has grown over time to include millions of copies in 5 countries!

Until 2009, most of the mazes where posted to Team Of Monkeys . com . In Feb 2009, the mazes where renamed under the brand Ink Blot Mazes along with a higher production rate to meet the demands of publications and syndicates.






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How naming the maze can make the maze:

This is a maze I call "April Showers Bring MAZE Flowers".
I usually try to work the word MAZE in a funny way into some normal saying or catch phrase

April Showers Bring Maze Flowers

Mazerotti is intended to sound like Maserati, the exotic Italian sports car manufacturer.

My Mazerotti does 185



Somewhere in storage, near a Mediterranean coast, I have a booklet of mazes I titles Maze Anatomy
I guess you could call it a spin off the famous Anatomy Illustration Book, Grey's Anatomy.
Drawing Anatomically correct biology illustrations is much harder than, and not nearly as much fun, as it looks.
Here is one of the mazes from that collection: An Eukaryotic Cell. Can't imagine why these never really took off.
Animal Cell Maze

I have recently begun publishing my mazes and am very interested in speaking with any publishers.

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