I have been working a lot with Haxe lately. Programming, documenting and I started to help with some minor design work like shirts and mugs.
Still stuck there. So what could I “give” for free!
A papertoy
The Haxe logo in 3d. For you to create, you only need a printer, paper, scissor and some glue. Build it and you will have a great conversation starter!
Haxe logo papertoy nr1
I was looking for the easiest way to make the Haxe logo and ended up with this. I looks difficult but there are enough clues for everybody to finish this papertoy. This is my favourite!
Haxe logo papertoy nr2
I like this one. You could print it out on colored/orange paper. It’s an Haxe art object. And it’s a great conversation starter!
Haxe logo papertoy nr3
This seems to be the favourite from the likes I got on this picture! Probably because it’s as close you can get to the original logo. It’s a difficult build. But it’s as close as you can get to the original log in 3d.
Haxe branding guidelines
The papertoys are not following the Haxe brand guides. I needed a text to have a back/front and direction for the papertoy. I can’t place the text outside the papertoy, it would be floating ….
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Hey Matthijs,
This isn’t about your post, but I was having some trouble attaching both of the arms to the respected claws. You’re supposed to attach the white 1 to the grey 1 and the white 2 to the grey 2, but I can find no way to attach the white 2 to the grey 2 without folding more than once, or ripping the crease. Any help would be really appreciated.