
Postage stamps overlap at every angle, their perforated edges interlocking so no scrap of blank paper shows through. Each stamp holds a single-line illustration on a bold flat color: a mountain range in orange, a queen's profile in green, a heron in magenta, a tall ship in teal, a castle in gray. The line drawings stay simple, almost like woodcut prints, letting the saturated background do the work. Warm oranges and yellows weave between cooler blues, greens, and purples, so no single hue dominates for long. Some stamps sit square to the frame while others tilt at sharp diagonals, stacking deep for a scattered feel. Subjects range widely, landscapes, portraits, ships, wildlife, like an album's loose pages spilled across a table. Because every stamp carries its own distinct color and picture, a solver can hunt for one recognizable image at a time and work outward from there.
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