Children’s Games Puzzle – 500 Pieces of Art by Eric Drooker

This image is also available with a 300-piece count here.

Puzzle Details

• 500 pieces
• Finished size: 16”x24”
• Ribbon-cut
• Matte finish for reduced glare
• Includes a printed key with historical notes and site names

Eco-Friendly Packaging

• Made with on 100% recycled ESKA puzzle board
• Printed with eco-friendly soy-based inks
• Sustainably sourced, 10” x 9” x 2” giftable box featuring the original art
• Puzzle pieces are packed in a reusable, resealable bag
• Not shrink-wrapped
• Read more about our Sustainable Manufacturing Practices

Why You’ll Love It

• A perfect gift for San Leandro locals, educators, and history fans
• Over 60 iconic images of historical and cultural landmarks
• Comes with a key for easy learning and historical insight
• Gorgeous enough to frame and display once completed
• A great way to enjoy mindful, screen-free relaxation
• Created by a local artist and longtime community advocate
• Supports East Bay artists and sustainable business practices

About the Puzzle

Children’s Games, a bold and vibrant 500-piece puzzle, features original artwork by renowned illustrator and social critic Eric Drooker.

Known for his striking visual storytelling and street art roots, Drooker brings both warmth and symbolism to this geometric, community-inspired image.

The illustration blends abstract forms with a familiar, nostalgic cityscape, capturing a moment that feels like a memory, even if it's not your own. At 16 x 24 inches and cut with a random piece pattern, this puzzle offers both visual joy and a fun, satisfying challenge.

Whether you're an art lover, a fan of Eric Drooker's powerful imagery, or just looking for an engaging screen-free activity, this puzzle is sure to resonate with you.

About the Artist: Eric Drooker

Eric Drooker is a celebrated New York City-born artist, known for his powerful illustrations, graphic novels, and iconic New Yorker magazine covers. A longtime figure in the global street art and social justice movements, Drooker began posting his politically charged artwork in public spaces as a teen.

His work has since appeared in The Nation, The New York Times, The Progressive, and numerous international publications. He is the author of several graphic novels, including Flood!, which won the American Book Award, and Blood Song, soon to become a major motion picture.

Drooker’s influence spans both commercial and fine art spaces, with his paintings held in the permanent collections of the Whitney Museum, MoMA, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Library of Congress. He also animated parts of the film Howl and has worked with DreamWorks Animation.

You can explore more of his work on his website, Instagram, and Facebook.