Convention 2021 Exhibition

It took me 1½ years before I decided to fold my Sunflower Tessellation once again, this time from rare yellow Elephant Hide paper. I think it is a better fold, in part thanks to using paper better suited for this kind of model and to using a larger sheet.

This is a tessellation of the Lucky Star Fractal. The standalone star was designed independently by several people, starting with Shuzo Fujimoto. More: https://origami.kosmulski.org/models/lucky-star-fractal-tessellation

Making a tessellation representing boats on the sea had been on my mind for a long time when I finally came up with this design. It represents not just any boat, but the origami paper boat, a simple model which probably almost everyone has folded as a kid

I designed this tessellation after my visit to the battlefield of Grunwald, one of the largest battles of the Middle Ages. Full description: https://origami.kosmulski.org/models/two-swords

A single tessellation molecule set inside a frame. More about the model: https://origami.kosmulski.org/models/framed-heart

Model derived from my Radioactive Tessellation by adding a triangular frame around the radioactivity symbol. This change also makes it possible to shape the symbol within the frame better. Due to the higher complexity, I only folded a single molecule.

Modular origami from 8 units.

There’s only one kind of molecule in the model, but depending on which point you treat as the flower’s center, you can see two different kinds of flowers in the pattern. https://origami.kosmulski.org/models/two-in-one-flower-tessellation-red-...

Full model description ad notes on precreasing models like this cleanly: https://origami.kosmulski.org/models/triangles-tessellation

Origami tessellation designed as a wedding gift. One sheet of white Elephant Hide paper, no cutting or glue. An example of my Origami Paintings genre (https://origami.kosmulski.org/types/origami-paintings).

This origami book features a portrait on the front cover, so I called it Biography. The back and pages are completely smooth and there are no unnecessary creases going through them. More at https://origami.kosmulski.org/models/biography

A tessellation from my Woven Triangles family (https://origami.kosmulski.org/albums/woven-triangles-family).

An example model from my Woven Triangles series (more examples at https://origami.kosmulski.org/albums/woven-triangles-family).

This box is decorated with Whirlwind molecule which can also be used for a tessellation. Its design is closely related to my Woven Triangles family, but I gave it a different name since all Woven Triangles variants are flat while this one is 3D.

An example of my Flagstone Paneling technique used for hiding pleats, so that each shamrock is separated from others by empty flat areas. More about the model: https://origami.kosmulski.org/models/shamrock-tessellation-1-1

Model inspired by Byzantine icons.

New Year’s model for 2021, based on Clematis Tessellation. More at https://origami.kosmulski.org/models/new-year-2021

My idea behind this tessellation was designing something easy to learn for beginners but at the same to make it reasonably well looking. More about this design: https://origami.kosmulski.org/models/clematis-tessellation

Spiked Icosahedron made from my new Sonobe variant, Paper Airplane Sonobe. When you look at an individual unit before assembling the model, you can spot a red arrow which looks like a paper airplane seen from the top.

An example of a genre I call origami paintings, inspired by signs of medieval guilds. Full model description at https://origami.kosmulski.org/models/butchers-guild-coat-of-arms