Casual Snowstorms Origami Tessellation
This is a difficult tessellation that contains an interesting array of interconnected shapes. I conceived of it by mapping rhombuses twisting from three corners of a natural blunt pyramid. From there, I had to work out how to repeat it in a way that naturally flattened. When you create tessellations like this one that only use a third of the six rotations available on a hexagonal grid, it can be tricky to accurately rotate the shapes. I've found that the easiest way is to have a separate drawing of the main idea that you can rotate. You can use this to easily orient the design so that you don't get frustrated trying to map the full 360 degrees. Once you have a full six point rotation, you can then work out what might work filling in the remaining spaces. I discovered that a collapsed hexagon worked for the remainder. I was so obsessed with the rhombuses and pyramids that I didn't even notice what shapes might be created on the other side. T...