Each molecule of Citrus Slices includes 12 diamond pips. By coloring an increasing number of pips, the hour marker can be explicitly marked.

Dark red biotope, ~40cm diameter hexagon, 64 triangle grid. March 2026.

Cog in the Machine features star puffs so tightly packed that their tips interlock, sort of like gears. Here the hour markers were colored with red metallic marker as a nod to the red jewels (artificial sapphires) in a mechanical watch, which are used as bearings to reduce friction amongst watch parts.

Metallic silver mulberry paper, 50cm diameter hexagon, 64 triangle grid. June 2026.

This simple weave pattern is an open triangle twist flagstone on the back side. The closed hexagon twists for the hour markers were pinwheeled to make them distinct from the other hexagon twists.

Dark green tant. 36cm diameter hexagon, 48 triangle grid. July 2026.

I've always wanted to turn Star Windows into a clock, as there is no pleat drift between molecules. In this initial version I did not insert extra paper into the windows. This allows the focus to be on the tessellation itself instead of embellishments. I may do so in a future version as a way to differentiate between different hours.

Light blue tant, 36cm diameter hexagon, 36 triangle grid. July 2026.