Traditional puzzles generally ask you to assemble an object to make a shape or create a picture. The puzzle is a kind of a reverse Tangram. The space between by Jason Dobbs is a shape forming puzzle that asks a player to form the outline of a shape or picture by using a series of pentagonal tiles. A player is presented with a silhouette of a geometric shape, person or wild creature and asked to arrange a series of tiles to form a continuous loop or outline to match the silhouette. The silhouette shape is created by the space between the connected pentagons. What to do you think?