HEXARA: Contemporary African Geometric Surface Pattern Design

HEXARA: Contemporary African Geometric Surface Pattern DesignHEXARA: Contemporary African Geometric Surface Pattern Design

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Efeose Isibor

• Oct 12

HEXARA — African Geometric Collection

Category: Contemporary African Surface Pattern Design

Design Description

HEXARA is a contemporary African-inspired surface pattern design that celebrates the beauty of geometric shapes, bold colors, and rhythmic repetition. The design features an intricate arrangement of hexagonal motifs, triangular forms, and linear patterns, carefully combined to create a visually striking and harmonious composition.

The color palette consists of deep burgundy, vibrant burnt orange, and golden yellow, creating a warm, energetic, and sophisticated appearance. The repetition and arrangement of geometric elements establish a consistent visual rhythm, while the contrast between the colors enhances the depth and character of the pattern.

Designed with versatility in mind, HEXARA is suitable for Ankara textiles, fashion garments, and other textile applications. Its distinctive geometric structure combines contemporary design principles with African-inspired aesthetics, offering a bold and expressive pattern for modern fashion and textile design.

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TRUEFRAME

max

• Oct 12

the repetition is doing all the work here, hexagon grids can go flat fast and this one stays rhythmic

Efeose Isibor

• 1d

Thank you! I really appreciate that observation. I wanted the repetition to feel cohesive without becoming monotonous, so it's great to hear that the rhythm comes through. 🙌

Foundation Studio™

pro

• Oct 9

some visuals from iki, a matcha shop i’m currently working on 🍵 one of the most interesting parts of this project has been figuring out how to turn an abstract concept into something people can actually see and feel. from the typography to the illustrations and overall visual language, every element is an opportunity to give the brand more personality and make it feel like its own world. still exploring, but i’m really enjoying where this is going.

Brand Design Brand Strategy Typography

Benjamin C

max

• Oct 9

the illustration direction feels like it could take over the whole shop interior, not just the cups. thats usually where these projects fall apart

sameer

• Oct 10

Sharing a few design options for the India Africa Summit! Each option explores a different creative direction while keeping the spirit of India and Africa at the heart of the design.

Would love to know which one you like the most. Drop your favourite in the comments and let’s see which design gets the most love!

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