The wizzle tile Trojan Horse was designed by Marilina Gerassimou, a student at the Law School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. 

In the tessellation of the Trojan Horse, there are the isometries of glide-reflections on two vertical axes.

The wizzle tile Duck Norris was designed by Evi Papavergou, Curator of Education at the MOMus-Museum of Modern Art-Costakis Collection. 

In the tessellation of Duck Norris, there are the isometries of 2-fold and 4-fold rotations. 

The wizzle tile Dragon’s Head was designed by Ioanna Kyrpioti, Educational Programs Manager of Junior Achievement Greece. 

In the tessellation of Dragon’s Head, there are the isometries of horizontal translation and vertical glide-reflection.  

The wizzle tile Vessel was designed by Geroge Gerassimou, Naval Architect and Marine Engineer. 

In the tessellation of Vessel, there are the isometries of horizontal and vertical glide-reflection.

The wizzle tile Eiffel Power was designed by Nikolaos Georgolios, Deputy Director of the Experimental High School of the University of Macedonia. 

In the tessellation of Eiffel Power, there are the isometries of horizontal and vertical glide-reflection.

The wizzle tile Velos was designed by Mariana Politopoulou, Vice President of Junior Achievement Greece, at the Commercial Exhibition in Athens at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center. 

In the tessellation of Velos  there are the isometries of horizontal glide-reflection and and vertical translation.  

The wizzle tile Bird was designed by Apostolos Moustakas, from the company Thes3D, at the Commercial Exhibition in Athens at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center. 

In the tessellation of Bird there are the isometries of 4-fold and 2-fold rotation.  

The wizzle tile Fun was designed by Stella, 6th grade student, at the Commercial Exhibition in Athens at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center. 

In the tessellation of  Fun there are the isometries of horizontal and vertical translation. 

The wizzle tile Turn Right was designed by İ𝑝𝑒𝑘 Ş𝑒𝑛 (@ipeksen8) , at the Commercial Exhibition in Istanbul at the WOW Istanbul Hotel. 

In the tessellation of  Turn Right  there are the isometries of horizontal and vertical translation.