• A completed jigsaw puzzle featuring the illustration of a protest scene with various individuals holding signs in a public square.
  • Oakland Puzzle Company puzzle box with a colorful illustration of protesters and text.
  • A hand holding puzzle pieces with an open puzzle box in the background
  • A welcoming bright living room with a partially completed jigsaw puzzle on a coffee table in front f a pink couch
  • An open puzzle box revealing a resealable plastic bag with colorful puzzle pieces over a reference image
  • A bag spilling coloful puzzle pieces on to a reference image next to a box top.
  • Person sketching a large drawing featuring protestors on a table.
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Oakland Puzzle Company

Power to the Puzzle Artist-Designed 1000-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle by Les Toil

Power to the Puzzle Artist-Designed 1000-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle by Les Toil

$32.96 USD
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Puzzle Details

  • 1000 pieces
  • Finished size: 19.7"x27.6”
  • Ribbon-cut

Thoughtfully Sourced

  • Printed with vegetable-based inks by an FSC-certified manufacturer
  • Puzzle pieces come in a reusable, resealable bag for easy storage
  • Packaged in a recyclable 10" x 9" x 2" rigid box showcasing the original artwork
  • Independently safety tested to US and EU toy standards (ASTM F963 and EN71)
  • Made in a factory independently audited for fair labor practices and worker safety (BSCI)

Why You’ll Love It

  • Artist-designed 1000-piece puzzle featuring bold civic artwork
  • A thoughtful gift for puzzle lovers, art enthusiasts, collectors, and community-minded gift-givers
  • Beautiful enough to frame and display after completion
  • Supports local artists and organizations
  • Created by renowned illustrator and painter Les Toil, whose work has appeared in film, media, and museums

About Power to the Puzzle

A man standing in a park surrounded by others holding a protest sign

Power to the Puzzle features No Kings protest-inspired artwork by Oakland-based artist Les Toil. The piece reflects the role art can play in community, conversation, and civic expression.
 

 Created as a commemorative puzzle, the design brings bold visual storytelling into a screen-free format that can be completed, shared, and displayed. A curated protest song is also included.

 

About the Artist: Les Toil

A man leaning against a ledge in a home looking into the camera with a smile

 

Les Toil, also known as Brian Clarke, is an Oakland-based artist whose career spans major motion pictures, graphic novels, advertising campaigns, and museum exhibitions. Inspired by the pulp illustrations and pop culture of the 1970s, his signature style combines dramatic detail with playful retro energy. His work has been seen in film, television, and recently in the San Francisco De Young Museum.

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