This mosaic puzzle is based on M.C. Escher's "Dragonfly"

For anyone curious, it's on page 126. I couldn't find a copy of the book in the university library, so I had to rent a low-quality digital version from the Internet Archive. Therefore, it's not a 1:1 reproduction. It's more like a version that's close enough to be 3D-printed.

The basic tile is actually two dragonflies connected at the head. This is why the tiles can really stay together. If you want, you can download a single dragonfly without bevels from the source file of Fusion360

Please make sure to print slowly and use Arachne to print as much as possible to ensure that the wall is as perfect as possible. PLA is suitable, but I recommend using PETG or PLA+, as they require a bit of elasticity.

Although technically this is not a puzzle, when you give these pieces to someone who has never seen Escher's sketches, they often need some time to figure out how to put the pieces together. So in my opinion, it's close enough to a puzzle.

Wish you a pleasant printing experience!