Colour: cream, green, pink, blue, black, yellow,

 

Method: drawing, and printing from zinc plates

 

Created by incorporating natural organic and bird forms and adding warm colours, further improved by adding cream colour and adding green in specific areas.

A mix of Anglo-Oriental style

Inspiration with natural forms and the floral

simple linear shapes

Focus on the stylised abstraction of natural imagery

Colour is dull but delicate

Pattern is repeated 

References to organic shapes, floral patterns

Contrast is clear yet the figure still stays realistic

Emphasis on glorified themes associated with contemporary concepts of the future, such as speed, technology, youth and violence.

Depiction of movement

Abstraction of forms such as car, aeroplane and the industrial city 

Materials: use found objects, collage photomontages from newspaper and magazines in a new context, 
sometimes create new meaning.

Obsessed with spreading protest propaganda against government decision.

Type: bold, sometimes overlapped and in various orientations.

Media: print, ink and collage.

A combination of realistic and abstract shapes and forms.

Assorted mechanical objects combined into abstract structural forms.

Geometric shapes.

Bold colours (mainly red and black symbolising the Soviet Union)

New Materials: Wood, glass and metal.

Typography: usually bold capital letters.

Photography extensively used thanks to the easy access of cameras.

simplicity of the forms, lines, shapes,

regular, repetitive forms,

projects which give the impression of lightness, using new materials to achieve this purpose,

using  mostly aluminium, steel, chrome, plastic and glass,

simple, beautiful, but at the same time inexpensive furniture,

rectangular form occasional with
 round forms 

flat roof

lack of ornamentation of decoration

ribbon windows

curtain walls and glass

cantilevered projections

smooth wall surfaces

asymmetrical façade

open interior spaces

combination of glass and steel with less visible reinforcements

Applying geometric shapes, sharp edges, but with rounded corners,

Using materials such as chrome, glass, shiny fabrics, mirrors, ceramic tiles, bakelite and expensive, imported materials such as ivory, bronze, precious stones,

holistic design, referring to the surrounding environment,
using  both natural and synthetic materials, from which it was easy to model organic forms,

Recognizable imagery drawn from popular median and products

Influenced by comic books and newspaper photographs 

Images of celebrities or fictional characters,  advertisements and fan magazines

potential of kitsch

Simple, but unusual

Distortion of proportions

Contrasting colours

Juxtaposition of materials
New materials, chemical based 

An awareness of our environment and future sustainability

lightweight and efficient construction

Today, designers take the concept of eco design to a new level where they create lighting, appliance, furniture

combining previous styles,

superficial decorations,

collage, photomontage in graphic,

playing with the form,

form individually adjusted to the user,

using many layers and mixing them,
pastel colours.
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Digital design use generative software, animation and other responsive technologies to design a ‘live’ element into the artworks.

Bright and clear colours/tone/shade

Method: Digital; photoshop or illustrator. Computerized.  

Good quality. HD