I used to love doing paper mazes, but now they just strain my eyes and annoy me. I've been to a large number of hedge and corn mazes though and love em. The biggest in the world in england was great, took about 2 hours to solve, and then I decided to just wander it a bit more to find other places in it.

To make a good hedge maze it has to have 3D elements to it, otherwise you can use a simple left hand rule and solve it.

edit:
it was the largest when I was there years and years ago, probably a bigger one now, I'll track down the name of it.

edit2: I'm fairly certain it's the one in the OP's picture, I remember the tower overlooking the spiral, and the way those bridges are constructed.

pullarius1

United States523 Posts

March 24 2011 17:51 GMT

#44

On March 24 2011 09:22 Mr Tambourine Man wrote:
Haha, no way I'm adding solutions. As EscPlan9 mentioned, there really is no point :D
here is another one:

How sweet would this one be in real life, I'm guessing they'd need hotels along the way :D
[image loading]

I'm not sure this is the same one, but a similar one was posted on reddit a while back, and in the thread I learned the "MSPaint trick" which works on any image where the maze walls are just one color and the maze is simply connected (no loops).

http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/f3f4y/someone_posted_a_maze_about_a_month_ago_many/

Example:+ Show Spoiler +

Edit: Ah, it wasn't the same. Here's yours: (Follow the edge of the two colors)
+ Show Spoiler +

tjg92

United States100 Posts

March 24 2011 20:16 GMT

#45

On March 24 2011 15:43 HULKAMANIA wrote:And tjg92, wow. The fact that you drew those mazes by hand is just awesome. I want to commission you to do and entire wall of my house like that. Seriously how badass would that be?

Thanks. I'm kind of trying to find a way to make some money off this maze thing I have going. I did do a guy's CD art but he's only paying me with the CD

So I hope it's good.

Klive5ive

United Kingdom6056 Posts

March 24 2011 20:25 GMT

#46

On March 24 2011 01:31 WniO wrote:
[image loading]

Is that Longleat maze?
Been there many times xD

It's a really awesome maze, takes some people hours.

AirbladeOrange

United States2573 Posts

March 24 2011 21:42 GMT

#47

I never realized how difficult it is to make a maze compared to how easy it is to solve one. I attempted my first maze creation. Let me know what you think!

AfecksN

United Kingdom53 Posts

March 24 2011 22:43 GMT

#48

On March 25 2011 06:42 AirbladeOrange wrote:
I never realized how difficult it is to make a maze compared to how easy it is to solve one. I attempted my first maze creation. Let me know what you think!
+ Show Spoiler +

It burns my eyes with it's wobbly-ness! @-@

Though it was pretty fun to solve.

tjg92

United States100 Posts

March 26 2011 02:05 GMT

#49

Nice. I recommend drawing with pencil and paper because drawing mazes with a mouse is kind of infuriating.

Inside.Out

Canada569 Posts

March 26 2011 02:18 GMT

#50

i figured out the second one in OP in 10 seconds flat

emperorchampion

Canada9496 Posts

March 26 2011 02:19 GMT

#51

Just a very quick maze I drew (ran out of room

). I've always loved to draw mazes, and would usually decorate my test papers with them if I finished early :p

Some really cool ones in here!

edit: lol it's so easy xD

Also, I used to draw mazes like the one in the OP, with curves- but I decided that straight lines were cooler :p

edit2: alright, gonna spend tonight making a decent one!!

emperorchampion

Canada9496 Posts

March 26 2011 05:08 GMT

#52

I hope I didn't fuck anything up when I was inking it :/

It will be hard to solve from just a picture, maybe I can scan it tomorrow...

Pigsquirrel

United States615 Posts

March 26 2011 05:24 GMT

#53

I live in Iowa, but for whatever reason, have never been to a corn maze except once when I was like 6.
Needless to say, all I did was go on a hayrack ride. I am disappoint.

EDIT: Done some bitchin' mazes in Minecraft though. Glass mazes are hard, and one-way doors are just rude. No left-hand rule.

HULKAMANIA

United States1219 Posts

March 26 2011 06:23 GMT

#54

On March 25 2011 05:16 tjg92 wrote:

Show nested quote +

Thanks. I'm kind of trying to find a way to make some money off this maze thing I have going. I did do a guy's CD art but he's only paying me with the CD

So I hope it's good.

Yeah, I just think that a wall-sized maze pattern would look sweet, especially if as a bonus it were solvable and not just a neat pattern. You'd have to figure out a way to make the lines all nice and uniform, though. I imagine it would a true pain in the ass to actually execute.

MaxField

United States2386 Posts

March 26 2011 06:35 GMT

#55

On March 24 2011 20:31 Zrana wrote:

Show nested quote +

There is, it's just hard to find!

I cant believe there is no love for this joke!!!
The corny one was pretty good but this one made me giggle

Xinder

United States2269 Posts

March 26 2011 11:37 GMT

#56

On March 26 2011 14:24 Pigsquirrel wrote:
I live in Iowa, but for whatever reason, have never been to a corn maze except once when I was like 6.
Needless to say, all I did was go on a hayrack ride. I am disappoint.

EDIT: Done some bitchin' mazes in Minecraft though. Glass mazes are hard, and one-way doors are just rude. No left-hand rule.

I live in Iowa as well!! You really should do a corn maze! I'm pretty sure you can't be considered an official Iowan until you've done a corn maze lol. Around the Des Moines area the outlying suburbs have quite a few.

tjg92

United States100 Posts

March 27 2011 06:21 GMT

#57

On March 26 2011 14:08 emperorchampion wrote:

I hope I didn't fuck anything up when I was inking it :/

It will be hard to solve from just a picture, maybe I can scan it tomorrow...

I like your style.

AdunToridas

Germany380 Posts

March 28 2011 18:40 GMT

#58

On March 24 2011 03:46 Mr Tambourine Man wrote:
Another sweet one:
[image loading]

edit:
http://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~karan/maze/images/whitemaze2.jpg

Crazy stuff! I wrote one of my A-Level tests today and just wanted to clear my mind with some stuff so I printed out this maze, and somehow got it on the first try (it had some rather clear passages, it mysteriously worked without a mistake) - and then this picture appeared! Very nice one

GreEny K

Germany7312 Posts

March 28 2011 18:42 GMT

#59

On March 24 2011 03:46 Mr Tambourine Man wrote:
Another sweet one:
[image loading]

edit:
http://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~karan/maze/images/whitemaze2.jpg

Wow, that is intense. We had to do these in one of my classes, one of the students claimed to have a 150 IQ and was a pro at these... He said he didn't have any more experience or interest in mazes than the rest of us but he did them extremely quickly.