These are 2 of my favorite chess studies composed by Mark Liburkin. The geometrical ideas at play are truly mind boggling and are sure to make you smile.
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2:22 pf4# wins the Queen though at the cost of a pawn.
Both positions were amazing. I prefer the first one, it’s like the skewer was “forced” because it would happen anyway. (Well of course only if we play the correct moves with white). The second position was also pretty cool, the king just went on a walk, “exploring” , kind of, the chess board.
You could have win the Queen earlier. Pushing with your pawn at any time for example 2:12
At the start of the 2nd puzzle, you failed to address the move by white of Rook takes Bishop. That seems to be a winner for white.
I’m the 2nd study what if we start with RxC8?