I was an avid puzzle designer in the mid 2000’s, specializing in variants of killer sudoku (aka sum sudoku / samunamupure). Those days, I was very active on the forums at djape.net, under the username h3lix.
In 2010 I brought to completion a book of my own hand-designed Anti-Chess Killer Sudoku puzzles. All proceeds went to Architecture for Humanity, which closed its doors in January 2015. I briefly maintained a Facebook page to promote the project and post new puzzles.
I’ve recently rediscovered my passion for puzzle design, mining my old Nikoli books for ideas. The purpose of this blog is to break out of specializing exclusively on killer sudoku and to experiment with different types of puzzles.
You can email me at adamsdan24 [at] gmail [dot] com.
Paramesis Puzzle Blog 
Checked you are alive
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quite alive
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Looking forward to see more interesting variants!
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(How did you make your hexagonal grids so pretty??
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Thanks! I’m looking forward to some free time this summer to invent more puzzles, especially of the hexagonal variety.
For now, I do the linework in Autocad and then bring it into Illustrator to determine line weight. I imagine a similar workflow would be possible with open source software such as LibreCAD and Inkscape.
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since 1984 i started with my octopuzzle, in order also to develop all kinds of patterns based on the octopuzzle-motifs saved on my website.
see a selection here:
https://goo.gl/photos/Aa4n7yeKyFEREZRu8
with greetings from berlin
bernd meinen
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