





Journey of Something, 24 Piece Kids Puzzle - G'day Yay
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A colourful Australian puzzle for small hands — twenty-four pieces, a whole lot of G'day energy, and frameable when finished.
The G'day Yay Kids Puzzle is exactly the kind of puzzle that ends up on a wall rather than back in the box. Illustrated by Grace Leong — Journey of Something's in-house graphic designer and animator, whose bright, flat illustration style shows up across the J.O.S. range — the design packs in Australian colour and character across twenty-four chunky pieces. At 27 x 18cm when assembled it is the right scale for a small bedroom or playroom frame, which means the activity becomes a permanent piece of décor once finished. The piece size and count is calibrated for ages 4 to 8, though confident younger puzzlers will enjoy it with company. A natural pair with the 1000 Piece Australia Edition puzzle for different members of the same family.
- 24 pieces, completed size 27 x 18cm — designed for ages 4 to 8
- Illustrated by Grace Leong, J.O.S. in-house graphic designer and animator
- Australian theme — colourful, characterful, and frameable as playroom art
- Great first puzzle for developing puzzlers; satisfying without being frustrating
- Designed in Melbourne by Journey of Something
Journey of Something was founded in Melbourne in 2017 by Nicola and Lauren — a lawyer and a graphic designer with a shared love of art, games, and design. Female-founded and Australian-owned, the brand collaborates with artists from Australia and beyond to create beautifully designed, screen-free games, puzzles, and activity kits for children and adults.
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