#geometric
A cross-section of the catalog tagged geometric — not a category. Tags pull from multiple categories at once.
Distribution across categories
- Era Aesthetics 5
- Print & Poster 5
- 3D / CGI 2
- Comic & Graphic 1
- Cinematic Looks 1
- Illustration 1
- Mixed Media & Experimental 1
- Painting 1
- Photography 1
Styles tagged #geometric
18 styles1920s Art Deco
Art Deco was the dominant decorative style from roughly 1920 to 1939, born at the 1925 Paris Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratif…
Open style1950s Mid-Century Modern
Mid-century modern is the visual language of postwar American optimism, roughly 1947 to 1965, born in California, Scandinavia, and Italy…
Open style1980s Neon / Synthwave
Synthwave (the music) and the 80s-neon visual aesthetic (the look) are two halves of the same retro-future revival. The visual rules are…
Open styleArt Deco Poster
Art Deco poster design — roughly 1910 to 1940, peaking in Paris between the 1925 Exposition Internationale and the early 1930s — has a vi…
Open styleBauhaus
The Bauhaus school operated for fourteen years (1919–1933) in three German cities before the Nazis shut it down — but the visual grammar…
Open styleStylized Low-Poly 3D
"Stylized low-poly" is the free-3D-toolchain idiom that emerged around 2019 and the broader indie-3D online portfolio culture. It is a de…
Open styleHard-Surface Sci-Fi
"Hard-surface" is a specific 3D modeling discipline distinct from organic / character modeling — vehicles, weapons, mechs, spacecraft, ro…
Open styleLigne Claire
Ligne claire ("clear line") is the Franco-Belgian comic style codified by classic mid-20th-century adventure comics. It is the foundation…
Open styleSymmetric One-Point Wide
This visual signature is among the most analyzed in cinema history and the most replicable in still imagery. The shorthand is "one-point…
Open styleMid-Century Storybook
Mid-century concept-art illustration from roughly 1940 to 1965 — the visual grammar behind theme-park ride art, animated-feature concept…
Open styleMemphis Design 1980s
The Memphis Group was a Milan-based design collective that formed in 1981. The group exhibited together from 1981 to 1987 before disbandi…
Open styleDada Photo-Collage
Photographic collage as a fine-art form has a continuous lineage from the Berlin Dada movement of the 1910s — where the technique of "pho…
Open styleMid-Century Title Card
Mid-century film title design redefined what title sequences could be — turning them into part of a film's storytelling, not a list of na…
Open styleSwiss International Typographic
The Swiss / International Typographic Style emerged in Zurich and Basel in the late 1940s and dominated corporate and editorial design fr…
Open styleUkiyo-e Woodblock
Ukiyo-e — "pictures of the floating world" — is the dominant Japanese print tradition from roughly 1660 to 1900. The images were carved i…
Open stylePastel Symmetric Storybook
This visual language is one of the most imitated in contemporary cinema for a reason: it is rule-based and easy to identify. The rules ar…
Open styleWPA Travel Poster
Between 1936 and 1943 the Works Progress Administration's Federal Art Project produced over 2,000 silkscreened posters to promote nationa…
Open styleY2K Frosted Glass
Y2K (roughly 1998–2003) is the consumer-electronics-and-fashion aesthetic of the late dot-com era. The visual rules: translucent and fros…
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