the design looks good tariq bhai but as far as concept is concerned it is totally off in my opinion because the hexagons are usually used in chemical bonding and the first impression I got when I saw the brochure is that I thought its for a pharmaceutical company brochure. i think any other style of boxes or shapes would have been more good to neutralize the theme.
shamoon wrote:the design looks good tariq bhai but as far as concept is concerned it is totally off in my opinion because the hexagons are usually used in chemical bonding and the first impression I got when I saw the brochure is that I thought its for a pharmaceutical company brochure. i think any other style of boxes or shapes would have been more good to neutralize the theme.
shamoon bhai, for hexagon thing this is true that it is used in chemical bonding. should we be restricted into that? I am just raising this issue for discussion.
shamoon wrote:the design looks good tariq bhai but as far as concept is concerned it is totally off in my opinion because the hexagons are usually used in chemical bonding and the first impression I got when I saw the brochure is that I thought its for a pharmaceutical company brochure. i think any other style of boxes or shapes would have been more good to neutralize the theme.
thanks ... but they use hexagons style shape for there panel ... diamond shape panel ... I hope now u understand ...
smasif wrote:shamoon bhai, for hexagon thing this is true that it is used in chemical bonding. should we be restricted into that? I am just raising this issue for discussion.
sorry asif bhai for the late reply, i was unable to check all of the threads regularly due to slightly busy schedule these days. but you raised a good question.
you're right that we shouldn't restrict the hexagons only for medical related designs unless we have a reason behind it apart from "its looking good" but it does spark the sense of a medical or pharmaceutical theme when we see it. but we can always try to modify it if we know that it gives the dual-meaning. but as tariq bhai said he used it because of the hexagonal shape of the solar panel - it makes sense to me now.