MOSAICS

Join the beautiful jigsaw puzzle that excites brain activity. It may sound loud, but you really need to move your gyrus. In front of you is a playing field made in the form of a honeycomb structure, such as is often found in mosaics. Hexagon cells are molded into a certain structure. Some of them are occupied, the rest are free.

A pool of shapes is located to the right of the playing field. You need to place all these shapes on the field so that all the available cells are filled in. You can't put a shape back in its place if any of its parts overlap an already occupied cell of the field. Thus, from the suggested elements, you need to assemble a mosaic without leaving a single empty cell in the structure.

You can remove already placed shapes from the structure and move them to other places. This is just in case you calculated their layout incorrectly.