I am trying to create workshops for people to improve their mental health and well being through creative activities like origami and other forms of art, so I'd love to chat more if you are studying psychology and also interested in origami!

I think like most people who are origami beginners I have a lot of trouble with the instructions for tessellations and it is one of those things that I need someone to sit through and explain it to me without paper instructions or videos (or at least start from something easier).

I have tried the kawasaki rose before and have tried to read some of Eric Gjerde's explanations yet somehow my brain just doesn't process tessellation in the same way that I do with other instructions, so anything that you have in the way of tips and tricks will be much appreciated :p

Even if you started with some simple tessellation models (and I mean very basic) so I can work my way up to something more complex would be great, it is not always easy to find models and instructions on the internet.