Alright, folks, let’s dive into this hexagon panel design thing I’ve been messing with. I started out with this idea of making something cool and geometric, and hexagons seemed like a fun shape to play with.
Getting Started
First, I grabbed some graph paper – yeah, the old-school kind. I started sketching out different ways to arrange the hexagons. I wanted something that looked kinda random, but not totally chaotic.
- Drew a bunch of hexagons on the paper.
- Tried connecting them in different patterns.
- Realized some arrangements looked better than others.
Moving to Digital
Once I had a rough idea on paper, I figured it was time to go digital. I opened up my trusty design software – nothing fancy, just something I’m comfortable with.
I started by creating a single hexagon shape. Then, I duplicated it a bunch of times and started arranging them on the screen, trying to match the pattern I had sketched out earlier.
Tweaking and Refining
This part took a while. I spent a good chunk of time just moving the hexagons around, rotating them, and adjusting their positions. I wanted to make sure the spacing between them was just right – not too tight, not too loose.
- Adjusted the sizes of some hexagons to add variety.
- Played with different color combinations.
- Kept tweaking until it felt “right.”
The Final Result
After a lot of trial and error, I finally ended up with a design I was happy with. It’s got this cool, modern vibe, and it’s definitely something I could see myself using in other projects. This entire project took me lots of time to figure it out.