It’s been 8 months since one of these has gone up-

Below, we’ve taken a relatively small section from a photo, and enlarged it.

What do you think the original object is?

Toblerone chocolate was created in 1908 in Bern Switzerland.  The packaging features a triangular prism box marked with red letters against a gold background, and a mountain peak to the left of the letters.

A bear, which servers as the symbol of Bern, is hidden somewhere on the box- can you find it? Submit in ‘comment section’ below, will reveal answers later on this week

Buried in this logo is an appropriate graphical symbol-have you ever noticed it before?

Ok, I think you guys are really going to like this one!

Try to draw the form of a 5 pointed star that is larger than the others, and yet have it not touch one of them!

A new one from Gray-T- Can you figure out the movie?

If you’re not sure what to do, try taking a look at one his earlier

Below, we’ve taken a relatively small section from a photo and enlarged it.

What do you think the original shows? (a clue an be found in a February math puzzle)

Something is not right with this picture. Can you figure it out?

What does the original image show?

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The Totem Pole shape consists of Orange, Red, and Blue blocks. Which volume is the smallest

I think this translates to: Where are the policemen?

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Can you identify them? Answers/comments will go live immediately

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Thanks to

A French antique hidden object  puzzle card: Where is the fisherman?

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What’s wrong with this picture?

Here are several more similar picture puzzles you can try

Here’s a really neat comic strip puzzle that we’ve been working on for some time. It looks easy, but I bet most of you will be surprised at how challenging it is. Interestingly, it’s almost completely pictorial- so no matter what language you speak, you should be able to give it a try.

Our photo/picture puzzles are created by a world-class image manipulator. Compared to many other ’spot the difference’ puzzles, I think you’ll notice a lot more care and nuance goes into the ones you’ll see on Smartkit.

There’s Romeo, but can you find Juliet?

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Will reveal submitted answers Wednesday, thanks.

Wanted to put this up yesterday, but couldn’t because the site was down for several hours due to a server change.

Here’s another fun rebus puzzle from Gray-T