This one was a bit of a challenge because I created my design in Illustrator with the leaf pattern in a clipping mask. So I had to figure out how to do it without clipping paths in a back and forth dance between Photoshop and Illustrator! Hoping GF eventually accepts clipping paths to avoid this!
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Very nice!
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Nice, reminds me of the origami boats we used to make…
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That’s what I was thinking too…makes me want to pull out the papers and get to it this afternoon! 
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Double down on that! Inkscape has a make bitmap command but it was very low res and I had to go to Gimp.
I also particularly love the ceramics and sea urchin as well.
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Thanks! The sea urchin had a tiny air plant in it until my cat destroyed it!
Yep, that’s exactly what it is!
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If you ever wanted to put together a quick tutorial on the technique, I’m sure I’m not the only one who would shower you with likes. 
I love the origami boat. My uncle came to live with us for a short while when I was young and he taught me to make an origami boat. It triggered a life-long love of paper arts (including the 1,000 origami cranes we folded for our wedding that my family and friends still complain about). My uncle recently passed away and I placed an origami boat in his coffin.
On a related note, are you selling these somewhere?
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You can rasterize the clipping mask within Illustrator. Should get you where you need to be.
Awesome design!
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Thanks!