Good question... what CAN I see?

[Talis]

Not really sure where to start with this one, though it seems horribly familiar - can't remember how I might have tackled it previously if I did.

Have tried looking for anagrams, words, etc. from the letters, linking the letters to form shapes, etc.

Have even tried just squinting, but no luck so far. Any clues?

- T

[JG]

I don't think the Donkey has thought of linking letters to form shapes ...

[Talis]

Hmm. Got it - though I'm not convinced I did it the right way. Not the clearest puzzle.

- T

[mintypython]

If you can see it, you can go there.

(Aside note: I don't remember this puzzle being in the same PD as one of the puzzles from Part 1. You'll see which one when you solve it.)

[PurpleLogic]

I have LOOKED at this for a long time. I think even Picasso could not figure this. I have drawn, I have inverted colors, Squinted, made it smaller. All to no avail. I feel the Donkey is looking DOWN on me and I must be MISSING something?

Please help!!!!

[Crispy]

First things first: there's no need to invert colours or otherwise manipulate the image in any way. It's not that sort of puzzle.

The title of this thread puts the emphasis as "What can I see?", whereas it would be better to ask "What can I see?".

[PurpleLogic]

Need a far BIGGER nudge. the inversion, was for ME.. (easier to visualize things like negative space.
Too long on this and can no longer C da trees 4 da forest. Gee help NINE riddlers with a little more

[helen101]

What about: Where can I go from here?

Too bigger nudge for this forum?

[PurpleLogic]

For all those struggling, drawing on the page did not help me.
No idea what the intent was, but found a good word and made a leap for the answer. Just a guess solved this for me

[JG]

Drawing helped me, but I did use a ruler to be certain that I wasn't bending the rules.