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jogamel

14th February 2026, 15:24
That took a lot of finding. Well done you clever folk.
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fgsltw

14th February 2026, 19:42
Ok, I have the extra words and instruction but still have gaps in the grid including the artist. Is it a visual artist or musical artist or something different?
Please help with 10d. Comedian …
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hugh

14th February 2026, 20:19
Hi fgsltw
The definition is "challenge" for that one. The artist is a visual one 👍
Lovely end game...
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fgsltw

14th February 2026, 20:36
Thanks everyone, all done!
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hugh

14th February 2026, 20:37
I think that's at about the limit of what can be done in constructing a complex thematic shape. Well done Cranberry👏
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robt

14th February 2026, 22:38
Hugh, I’m Cranberry’s regular tester and believe me, he’s still pushing at that particular frontier 😆
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lumen

14th February 2026, 23:11
Just missing first letter of 14a, if anyone can throw me a hint!
Nice puzzle.
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lumen

15th February 2026, 08:14
Thanks mattrom, I failed to see supplies as a noun.
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gitto

15th February 2026, 09:41
Hugh/Robt @16&17, I entirely agree that the shape itself and the constraints of how it is to be created mean that the puzzle is an amazing construction. My earlier comments were certainly not a criticism, merely an observation. Being that I cannot even understand how setters go about constructing something like this I have nothing but admiration for Cranberry achieving the final grid.
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ozzy

15th February 2026, 09:48
I enjoyed this. Some tough clues but a clear endgame and clever construction. Many thanks, Cranberry.
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