As you can see, appearances can be deceiving.
After having extracted the flower with the pen tool, I used the photocopy filter. I stroked the edges of the flower with the paintbrush. I then cleaned up with the eraser tool. Following that, I used the eraser for "start" & "finish." The arrows were created by me...actually, I created one arrow and copied, pasted and flipped it. (5 years and 3479 days ago)
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Simple but yet very clever!!! GL!
when the obvious is right in front of us.. it is often missed...
good luck author
great idea, would be much better if the start and finish were at different locations, as is you finish with a straight line
Razor,
The whole idea behind this project is the fact that, although this maze may look rather difficult at first glance, it truly is easy to get to the finish line, hence the title "Deceiving Appearances"
ok, if it works for you
for me,it is not "Deceiving"
Sometimes simple just works.....this is one of those times
Thank you all for the nice comments....much appreciated
nice idea author ............. like it ............. all the best ..............
Well, it's really a puzzle! I agree with Raz0r about the start and the finish point; if you had put a vertical line between them, maybe the problem was solved... But it's a great and clever idea, GL!
Great Idea and very well done. I understand Raz0r and erikuri's POV but respectfully disagree. GL
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