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Happy Thursday! I’m back this week with a shape exploration, which is one of my favorite things to do these days. I realized I had hexagon-shaped brochures across several folding families, so let’s look at what can be done with this exciting shape.

In this episode:

  • I’ll show you a Hexagon Cross, Hexagon Tulip, Hexagon Snake, Hexagon Gate Hybrid, and a Hexagonal Accordion.

  • I’ll prove that breaking out of the average square/rectangular brochure shape can be a powerful way to create interesting and engaging print marketing. 


This is a fun one that you won’t want to miss! Thanks for watching and subscribing—I appreciate you. 

Keep foldin’ on.
Best,
Trish

 
Fold of the Week #633 Project Credits & Specs
Folding Style: Varied
Sample #1: Hederman Brothers (designed in-house by Craig West) / 5 x 4.125" folded; 11.75 x 12.375" flat
Sample #2:  The Honeycomb Brochure by Red Paper Plane / 7 x 6" folded; 33 x 12.5" flat
Sample #3: Verb DB with Yorke Printe Shoppe for Forward By Norman / 9.5 x 8.25" folded; 28.5 x 8.25" flat
Sample #4: Jeremy Carrus of CPG with James Printing for Butler Manufacturing / 7.25 x 6.375" folded; 18.75 x 18.75" flat
Sample #5: John Deere with HM Graphics (now Color Ink) / 9.675 x 8.5" folded; 25 x 24" flat
Budget Rating: Moderate – High    

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