I started puzzles when I was a toddler. It was easy for me to see how the pieces go because I have autism. I later started doing jigsaw puzzles that are anything under 100 pieces, including floor puzzles. Throughout elementary school, I started to do 500 and 1,000 piece puzzles. As my high school days began, I discovered a 32,000 piece Keith Haring puzzle online by a puzzle company in Germany called Ravensburger. It was the world's largest puzzle at the time. I got it in Christmas 2011. That following August, I started to complete all of the world’s largest puzzles. At the time I completed all of the world’s largest puzzles, I was the first person in the world to ever complete them. I create 1,000 piece puzzles on my own as gifts for people in my life. If there’s ever another world’s largest jigsaw puzzle made again, I’ll complete it.
Now, here’s the gallery of the world’s largest puzzles I’ve completed.
The 32,000 piece “Keith Haring Retrospect” puzzle from Ravensburger Puzzle Company in Ravensburg, Germany. It took me 20 Months. From August 27, 2012 to April 2014. It is on display at Furnace Brook Middle School in Marshfield, MA where I was a student.
The 40,320 piece “Disney’s Memorable Moments” puzzle from Ravensburger Puzzle Company in Ravensburg, Germany. It took me 80 Days, 423 Hours From August 17, 2017 to November 5, 2017. It is on display at Martinson Elementary School in Marshfield, MA where I was a student.
The 52,110 piece “Collage of Animals” puzzle by MartinPuzzle in Trèbiç, Czech Republic It took me 32 Days, 173 Hours From February 26, 2019 to March 30, 2019. It is on display at Franklin Park Zoo in Boston, MA.
The 24,000 piece “Life, The Greatest Challenge” puzzle from Educa Puzzles In Barcelona, Spain It took me 32 Days, 154 Hours From November 23, 2019 to February 29, 2020 (Leap Day). It is on display at the Junior Seasonals Building at Loon Mountain in Lincoln, NH where I was a skiing student there for many years.
The 40,320 piece “Making Mickey’s Magic” puzzle from Ravensburger Puzzle Company in Ravensburg, Germany. It took me 40 Days, 174 Hours From December 5, 2019 to March 22, 2020. It is on display at The Mountain Club at Loon Resort at Loon Mountain in Lincoln, NH where I spent my childhood winter weekends there.
The 32,000 piece “New York City Window” puzzle from Ravensburger Puzzle Company in Ravensburg, Germany. It took me 50 Days, 247 Hours From May 10, 2020 to July 17, 2020. It didn’t get displayed publicly.
The 48,000 piece “Travel the World” puzzle from Grafika Puzzles In Behren-lès-Forbach, France, part of Alizé Group It took me 24 Days, 175 Hours From November 1, 2020 to November 29, 2020. It is on display at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, MA. It is the fastest one out of the world's largest puzzles I did.
The 51,300 piece “27 Wonders of the World” puzzle from Kodak Puzzles from Cra-Z-Art In Randolph, New Jersey, USA It took me 52 Days, 219 Hours From September 1, 2020 to April 3, 2021. It is on display at South River School in Marshfield, MA.
he 33,600 piece “Wildlife” puzzle from Educa Puzzles In Barcelona, Spain It took me 45 Days, 230 Hours From November 29, 2019 to May 5, 2021. It is the toughest out of the world’s largest puzzles series I’ve done. It is on display at the Boys and Girls Club of Marshfield, MA. It is the most challenging one out of the world's largest puzzles because each of the pieces are intricate.
The 54,000 piece “Travel Around Art” puzzle from Grafika Puzzles In Behren-lès-Forbach, France, part of Alizé Group It took me 34 Days, 191 Hours From May 1, 2021 to July 4, 2021. It is on display at Daniel Webster School in Marshfield, MA.
The 42,000 piece “Around the World” puzzle from Educa Puzzles In Barcelona, Spain It took me 44 Days, 163 Hours From January 7, 2022 to April 8, 2022. It is on display at Governor Winslow School in Marshfield, MA.
The 60,000 piece “What A Wonderful World” puzzle from Dowdle Folk Art in Lindon, Utah, USA. It took me 60 days, 234 Hours From January 4, 2023 to March 26, 2023. It didn’t get displayed publicly.
Me and the Boys and Girls Club of Marshfield, MA staff and campers with the 54,000 piece puzzle.
Former Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker got to see the 51,300 piece puzzle...
...and the 33,600 piece puzzle!
Former Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker’s reaction when he saw the 51,300 piece puzzle at South River School in Marshfield, MA - one of the world’s largest puzzles in October 2021.
These couple more pictures show when I finished my first world's largest puzzle completed back in high school, I showed family and friends the puzzle and they couldn't believe their eyes.
I showed high school friends the 32,000 piece puzzle when I finished it right before my senior year in high school.
I showed more people the 32,000 piece Keith Haring puzzle!
The canvas picture gallery of my puzzles located in the Mountain Club at Loon Resort at Loon Mountain in Lincoln, NH.
The canvas picture gallery of my puzzles in the Boys and Girls Club of Marshfield, MA.
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“If you can dream it, you can do it.”
— Walt Disney