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Five graphic trends to keep in your sights in 2025
Why Do So Many Brands Change Their Logos and Look Like Everyone Else?
Radek Sienkiewiczvelvetshark.com
Are rebrands starting to look the same? The challenges defining commercial design
Liz Gornyitsnicethat.com
Like many writers before me, I tend to lean on vague hand-waving when the need to define taste, or rather, good taste, arises. A common trope is to use the phrase US Supreme Court justice Stewart famously gave to describe obscenity, a similarly hard-to-describe bedfellow of taste, in 1964: “I know it when I see it.” In design, good taste can be kno... See more
Elizabeth Goodspeed on the Importance of Taste – And How to Acquire It
Neubrutalism (not to be confused with New Brutalism) appears to be the latest design trend. It's high-contrast, bold, and colorful, with heavy typography and thick lines. It never seems outdated because it avoids being fashionable. The duration of this design trend is a topic of debate, but it will eventually be replaced by another design trend, an... See more
Chris Kernaghan • Trends Will Come and Go, but Good Design Is Forever
Perhaps we will find our own adaptation of Art Deco – something that’s streamlined and technological, maybe a bit more economical, yet at the same time celebratory. Something that recognizes the role of beauty in function.
Tobias van Schneider • Art Deco Will Be the Visual Language of 2021 - DESK Magazine
It will be interesting to see if brand designers and product designers will be able to break their disciplined use of white space, well-set type, and perfectly aligned imagery to speak to a generation that is now the largest segment of the population.
Lucy Mort • The Gen Z Aesthetic
Design is about empathy, accessibility, communication of ideas, and improving lives, regardless of context. Design trends come and go, so don't get caught up in the hype and remember that the way a product or service is used today may be entirely different in five or ten years.