JANE's Design #3
Description
Concept
I use the door to represent the design is a new world that once you get the interest of it, you will never give up although sometime it is very painful when you try to create something new. In addition, I use the hexagon as a base to design the logo which can make it more extensibility and derivability.
Derivative Visual Pattern
The element that I use to create the visual pattern is the hexagon which is simple, easy to memory, extensibility and derivability.
I use the door to represent the design is a new world that once you get the interest of it, you will never give up although sometime it is very painful when you try to create something new. In addition, I use the hexagon as a base to design the logo which can make it more extensibility and derivability.
Derivative Visual Pattern
The element that I use to create the visual pattern is the hexagon which is simple, easy to memory, extensibility and derivability.
Description
Concept
I use the door to represent the design is a new world that once you get the interest of it, you will never give up although sometime it is very painful when you try to create something new. In addition, I use the hexagon as a base to design the logo which can make it more extensibility and derivability.
Derivative Visual Pattern
The element that I use to create the visual pattern is the hexagon which is simple, easy to memory, extensibility and derivability.
I use the door to represent the design is a new world that once you get the interest of it, you will never give up although sometime it is very painful when you try to create something new. In addition, I use the hexagon as a base to design the logo which can make it more extensibility and derivability.
Derivative Visual Pattern
The element that I use to create the visual pattern is the hexagon which is simple, easy to memory, extensibility and derivability.
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