Comments on Puzzle #2604: Desperado
By Nancy Snyder (naneki)
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difficulty: 
solvability: line logic only
peek at solution solve puzzle
quality: difficulty: solvability: line logic only
Puzzle Description:
Antonio Banderas you might have to stand back to see the best effect
#1: Katydid (kmeifert) on Apr 5, 2008
another great puzzle, you have quite the knack with faces!#2: Nancy Snyder (naneki) on Apr 5, 2008
thank you :)#3: Minnie Fuerstnau (m.fuerstnau) on Apr 7, 2008 [SPOILER]
I like the positioning of the head- really nice! Thanks.#4: Marie-Louise Ambrey (marz) on Apr 7, 2008 [SPOILER]
Wow, I love it, Desperado is one of my all time favourite films, so I was hoping it was going to be Antonio, thankyou Naneki, excellent work :)#5: Jane Doe (telly) on Aug 17, 2008
one of your easier ones and still you didn't sacrifice quality to achieve that. Great job.#6: Nancy Snyder (naneki) on Aug 18, 2008
thank you#7: Jota (jota) on Mar 9, 2009
Amazing! Thanks! Until the end I thought it was going to be a squid.#8: Nora Jean Miller (normaljeans) on Sep 8, 2010
I thought it was a skunk until I read what it was and stood back! LOL. Thanks for a fun puzzle!#9: Kristen Vognild (kristen) on Oct 3, 2011 [SPOILER]
El Mariachi! That was the first Robert Rodriguez movie I ever saw. :) At the beginning I thought it might be Zorro's mask, so the first third of the solve I thought, "Two bits, four bits, six bits, a peso. All for Zorro, stand up and say so! A ha!" (from Zorro the Gay Blade, starring George Hamilton and his tan)#10: mirihofcarmel (mirihofcarmel) on Oct 10, 2016
Lovely puzzel:-) Thanks#11: BlackCat (BlackCat) on Apr 27, 2018
Don't know the character. Really enjoyed the puzzle and find it a rewarding solve.#12: Andrew Schultz (blurglecruncheon) on Jun 15, 2022 [SPOILER]
Very nicely done! It looked like an overhead view of a stripey elephant when I solved it, but then once I stood back, I saw the effect, and it worked really well, pretty quickly.
After doing so many PBNs I still do enjoy getting it wrong, looking at it differently, and seeing what was there--and how the creator built the effect.
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