Anisa Ozalp's 🧩 Puzzle Page
Experience unique jigsaw puzzles from the multifaceted artist Anisa Ozalp. Anisa's artistry spans animation, fine art, fashion, and illustration, enriched by a multicultural perspective. Anisa's puzzles, ranging from 500 to 1500 pieces, encapsulate her creative essence, providing an entertaining pastime. You can check out her YouTube channel to see how she designs her own pieces.
Anisa Ozalp's Art Puzzles (500, 1000, 1500 pieces) - Cardboard/Metal Boxed/Ready-made
A certified artist in Fashion Design and Adobe tools, Anisa skillfully integrates traditional and digital elements. Her art competitions participation exhibits her commitment. Her art's fusion of cultural influences resonates with diverse audiences, further facilitated by her fluency in English, Chinese, and Turkish and her ongoing French learning. Commissioning and collaboration inquiries can be made via the contact page. Experience Anisa's art through our engaging puzzles. Get your Anisa Ozalp's Puzzle today!
1. PRINCESS PEACH 🧩
1500 pieces 🧩 and measures ▒ 48x68 cm.
Framing Royalty: Elevating Princess Peach PUZZLE as an Artistic Masterpiece
2. KOI FISHES 🧩
1500 pieces 🧩 and measures ▒ 85x60 cm.
Puzzling Beauty in Frames: Preserving the Artistry of Oil-Painted Koi Fishes
Unravel the enigma
3. CORALINE 🧩
1000 pieces 🧩 and measures ▒ 48x68 cm.
4. MILES MORALES 🧩
500 pieces 🧩 and measures ▒ 34x48 cm.
COMMISSION
 If you're intrigued by the concept of art puzzles and wish to have one custom-made according to your specific needs, feel free to contact Anisa. Additionally, you can watch and learn about her puzzle design process through the Speedpaint videos and more, available on her YouTube channel.

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STOP MOTION
Anisa Ozalp is a proficient stop-motion artist who skillfully employs techniques such as pixelation and claymation to breathe life into inanimate objects, creating a variety of captivating animations that exhibit independent motion and change.
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REVIEWS
The Reviews page showcases a curated selection of testimonials, impressions, and critical feedback for Anisa Ozalp's creative works. Highlighting audience reactions and collaborations, it emphasizes the impact and quality of her art, design, and storytelling projects.
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100 DAYS OF SKETCHING
Anisa Ozalp, a talented digital artist, embarked on the 100 Days of Sketching challenge in 2021. Discover her captivating artwork and commission custom pieces that speak to your artistic vision.
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100 HEADS
In 2017, Anisa Ozalp completed the 100 Heads Drawing Challenge, drawing 100 different heads in 10 days using traditional media, demonstrating her skill and versatility in portraiture.
Hundred Heads Challenge
Ahmed Aldoori
TEZHIP
Anisa started her Tezhip learning journey in September 2021 at CİHANOĞLU KÜLLİYESİ in AYDIN and sharing her works here.
ILLUMINATION AND GILDING
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FASHION CLOTHING
Anisa Ozalp is a passionate fashion artist specializing in clothing design, with a comprehensive background in fashion education and a unique approach to using colors and fabric textures to create stylish outfits.
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EBRU
Anisa Ozalp has been mastering the timeless art of Ebru, also known as the Art of Marbling, since 2022, creating unique and captivating patterns by sprinkling color pigments on a special mix and transferring them onto paper, preserving the rich tradition and introducing contemporary interpretations of this UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage.
Art of Marbling
Intangible Cultural Heritage
BOB ROSS
Anisa Ozalp pays tribute to Bob Ross by skillfully recreating his iconic oil painting 'The Grandeur of Summer' and offers viewers the opportunity to commission custom oil paintings.
American painter
Robert Norman Ross
PERLER BEADS
Perler Beads, a.k.a. Hama beads, Nabbi beads made from food-grade plastic fusible beads . Some Bead creations by Anisa Ozalp.
Nabbi Beads
Hama beads
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
Aydin Lady Zubeyde Technical Vocational Girls School, which started education in 1944 and was named after the mother of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, is where I graduated from a Technical Vocational School specializing in Graphics and Photography, achieving the highest academic grades among all my peers and being honored as the Valedictorian.
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