Your trend videos are probably the best of its kind on youtube. Straight to the case, but showing both understanding and care for all you talk about.. well done, mate.
I am always excited to see these trends videos, I always share them as a form of inspiration with my students in the Digital Marketing and Graphic Design college programs where I teach. Thanks for sharing! DON'T STOP producing these.
Now it’s January 2021, I thought I would review this for accuracy. It’s pretty darn good. I can see a few of these trends continuing into 2021 after the dreadful hiatus that was 2020. Subscribed!
As someone with zero creativity when it comes to art and design, I love learning from this channel. It gets me thinking about things I see all around me but don't understand the story behind them.
One "trend" i see across all the trends you mentioned in this video is that everything appears to get more "poppy", incresingly saturated and contrast rich in terms of color and brightness, . Especially for logo design and web online published things, the muted colors that were qite trendy a few years back have vanished almost entirely
Luis, GREAT observation. When I presented these trends LIVE last Thursday on a sneak peek TH-cam live show I talked about that a bit. This years trends are pushing out to the extremes: in color, in labor-intensiveness, in historical timeline (ie. 1890's and "throwback pixels") excellent comment.
WOW! I was just about to give up because what I create didn't seem to fit into the aesthetic of neutrals, Bauhaus bluntness, and minimalism--but now it looks as if my time has finally come! Thank you, thank you so much!
I've been looking for a channel like this forever. It is sometimes hard to spot trends when everything evolves so gradually but as soon as you drew my attention to these ideas I remebered how these werent really prevelent 5 years ago. And I love your analysis of how these trends came about, really interesting!
Sign painter never gets old on supermarket ads promo stuff. I don't know about other countries but here in Brazil, it is almost like a trademark for grocery sales. Great video. I don't trust much on trends but I always enjoy learning what is going on in the design world. Thanks!!
Mro - at Mom and Pop groceries it is standard here too. But interestingly enough the "super market-looking" signs in the lower left were actually part of an art instillation.
Great collection of trends, Philip VanDusen. It looks like we are getting in a new-(neo)-Baroque era. It's good to see the good old David Carson been rise back to the graphic world. Hey!... I still have my «Raygun» No. 1 in my library. Cheers from Lisbon - Portugal
glitch trend is one of my top favorites and it's back ! Yeeeeyyy !!! Type is always trendy! it's a veeeerrryyy strong tool! thanks for sharing! your channel is the BEST!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@PhilipVanDusen True! GLITCH FOREVER :D it makes every simple thing special and fascinating! Actually I love every kind of distortion concept. Once i made a project on water sound distortion and it was awesome! Really enjoyed the process!
I love your videos and this just reminds me - wished you'd be my lecturer in uni :D Glad you're here and still rocking ! Love the explanations and dropping years/names/brands - I'm learning a lot!
Damnation! You didn't post a trend video around New Year, and after three weeks I figured you wouldn't do it so I watched some other videos and read articles instead. Then this video showed up in my feed and I thought: "well, now I know everything, but I'll watch it anyway" and was promptly reminded that your trend videos are the best info to be found anywhere for an outsider to the industriy! I just love how you manage to choose just the right examples for a comprehensive overview, connect it to the past as well as current trends, and explain it so naturally yet pedagogically well thought out. Instead of feeling slightly dizzy afterwards, I feel like I could competently curate or create anything and know how to fit it comfortably inside or outside any of these trends
Hey Herfinnur! Thanks so much for checking out my video! and for the glowing and articulate review! I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. Keep tuning in!
Great variety of trends! I was very impressed of several techniques as - Paper Cut, Fruits, Tattoo Typography and 2D graphics turned into 3D! Thank You again for the information Mr. VanDusen!
I will defiantly see as more as it is possible and I will recommend Your channel to many friends of mine who are looking for information about the newest trends of visual art design. Thank You again!
I appreciate that! I only have about 200 other videos I've posted that are just as clear and helpful. Everyone of them is a current and applicable today as the day I posted it. Look through my back catalog my friend, I believe you will be pleased.
Liked them all, except the gradients. Never liked them since way back.. Bad flyer look is awesome, reminds me of the old band days on the streets of Melbourne, handing them out in front of the Espy down at St Kilda
Just fantastic - Fella friend and artist/designer Amy Frazier sent me here to check out your video. Must share of all the design trends I have seen for 2020, your video is the top! Bravo and thank you for sharing your amazing knowledge. I greatly appreciated your referencing where these ‘new trends’ stem from say 1970’s or the bad band poster look (I’ve been there lol) Really super - I will be sharing your video with a few of my own art groups. Hugs! Xo Leah Quinn
Taylor Romney, Thanks so much!~ I really appreciate your sharing it with your team. I'd always be interested to know what their responses were... More to come!
I was waiting to see one of these videos from you! I like the collection of trends you compiled. I especially like the isometronic designs because I like to create some things in 3D!
Mike Macasero, Thanks so much!~ Can you do me a favor as a small thank you? Please share my video with a friend or two! I'm trying to build my subscribers. More to come!
Philip VanDusen you have been fantastic in covering all the trends, I consider you my guru. What I was concluding as a crux was I can feel free to incorporate any design look and feel for 2020! 👌🏻
Thank you Philip for all the hard work you obviously put in the video! I really appreciate it and have shared it with fellow designers :) Even though most of the trends seem too off character for me, I will definitely give them a go and see what happens.
Your vids are always informative and entertaining. I have to add that I really admire your jade plant. You've done a great job looking after it. I'm going to forego the 1890's look and the overdone stuff. Too uncool for me, a big fan of Massimo Vignelli, Dieter Rams, Paul Rand, Pentagram. Most of these trends are going backward. (The 2019 and 2018 trends were more interesting.) Yet bad flyer is great, recalling Art Chantry. Essentialism also has a great sophisticated look.
Noe - GREAT comment I like the way you think...as I'm sure you know "trends" are really about the past - a style or technique that has gained frequent enough usage that it is recognizable as a movement of sorts. Lots of people get all bent that they have seen these before, that they feel "old". But what is a "trend" is not a crystal ball. Some people expect trends to be the newest thing - but in reality they are currently POPULAR things - whether they have been around a short or a long time. They're about inspiration and where you are going to take your work next. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
@@PhilipVanDusen I personally and professionally try to stay away from "trends" as I believe they are what "followers" copy in order to appear hip. The real trends are the ones that are driven by true innovators. There is a great book that I think you would find fascinating. (You being a thinker) It is not new but its message is still very relevant. Title: "The Deviant's Advantage: How Fringe Ideas Create Mass Markets." It's about creating work in a tiny niche that very few people appreciate at first. Over time, however, these new things become edgy and then trendy. I would place Neville Brody and David Carson in that category. Let me know if you find it interesting.
The Mysterious Unknown Revealed, Thanks so much!~ Can you do me a favor as a small thank you? Please share my video with a friend or two! I'm trying to build my subscribers. More to come!
Clients expect modern tech speedy deadlines while wanting the labor intensive hand crafted look. Hurry up and wait client, I'm building you something nice.
Great vid PV. I have that 1-9 poster on my wall (1 year+! --unusually ahead there.) I'm feeling the new terms: Fruitopia - love it. Thanks for shout out about Mr. Scott, I was only looking at his UX course yesterday. I subscribe for training with another provider. However, I've watched a couple of DS's vids, so definitely consider him. All best for 2020 - love saying that, 2020.
The tendency is ... "to design with all the tendencies of all the tendencies of the trends that were in fashion" There is definitely nothing new under the sun ... I think a monochromatic, easy and practical clean stroke ... memorable and Easy to sketch even for someone who doesn't know how to draw is the secret of a good logo.
Excellent! And thank you thank you thank you for not putting in idiotic monotonous music behind what you’re saying. Absolutely superb information. No where is my Apple Pencil?
Skalzang Otsal, Thanks so much!~ Can you do me a favor as a small thank you? Please share my video with a friend or two! I'm trying to build my subscribers. More to come!
"Trends" are really about the past - a style or technique that has gained frequent enough usage that it is recognizable as a movement of sorts. Lots of people get all bent that they have seen these before, that they feel "old". But what is a "trend" is not a crystal ball. Some people expect trends to be the newest thing - but in reality they are currently POPULAR things - whether they have been around a short or a long time. They're about inspiration and where you are going to take your work next. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
After 15 yrs in business I can tell that design trend lists are great for designers with less skill and imagination. Good designers do what they fuckin' want, sometimes by creating trends, and sometimes not.
I was in the fashion industry for 15 years and travelled the globe shopping for trend 3x a year, Tokyo, London, Milan, Berlin etc. Trend hunting was my job. I did trend for corporations for another 12 years. I’ve worked with major trend houses like WGSN, Stylus, JWT, Pantone. The one thing I’ve learned is that trends are never limited to specific periods of time and are very fluid in how they appear. Trends are revisited, altered, revised - new perspectives are added - they disappear and then they come back over and over (particularly in the fashion industry) (Russian Constructivism - 100 years old - never really goes away). Some trends take a few years to grab hold and become recognizable as popular. No one person can create a trend. Trends become trends by mass adoption of the aesthetic by definition. So people like you, who may see and recognize trends early - may be mentally registering them way before other people so they may seem older to you - but not others. Too many folks who have no formal training in art/design history they are totally new. I can never assume the knowledge base of my audience. Anyway I hope you were somehow inspired.
What do you think about "neon noir" is it some kind od variation on electric gradient that your have described on this video? Or is itod upcoming trend for the next year?
1: Betamax 1:27
2: 1890 ornate 2:01
3: double exposures 3:00
4: electric gradient 3:36
5: fruitopia 4:21
6: Paper cut 4:58
7: sign painter 5:36
8: geo max 6:09
9: tactile type 6:57
10: stacked + packed 7:31
11: isometronic 8:06
12: essentialism 8:56
13: bad flyer 9:29
14: through bad pixels 10:15
Thanks for the table of contents Imagicarolina! Some wonderful soul does this every year - and this year it's you!
@@PhilipVanDusen WOW!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!. YOU ARE A WONDERFUL SOUL FOR POSTING THIS VIDEO, THANK YOU SO MUCH.
It's Throwback Pixels for number 14
yo thank you i needed to list these for my homework you’re the goat
also Y2K Aesthetics are becoming a trend in some places
I don't know why people are still sleeping on this channel. Great great stuff...!!!
I know, right?
This channel is great. From day one. I have grown so much professionally. Though I never felt like the channel was slept on.
Your trend videos are probably the best of its kind on youtube. Straight to the case, but showing both understanding and care for all you talk about.. well done, mate.
You rock Kitlumi! That means a lot to me. I'm currently working on the video for 2021 to be released in January--keep your eyes open for it!
I am always excited to see these trends videos, I always share them as a form of inspiration with my students in the Digital Marketing and Graphic Design college programs where I teach.
Thanks for sharing! DON'T STOP producing these.
I keep your video from time to time to use as a design reference. Thanks a lot for it on the web to use. Today I watched it again.
Now it’s January 2021, I thought I would review this for accuracy. It’s pretty darn good. I can see a few of these trends continuing into 2021 after the dreadful hiatus that was 2020. Subscribed!
Thank you Philip. An incisive and insightful capsule Master Class! I'm enlightened.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love your videos about trends (and others). Last year it helped me a lot. Now... again.
Thanks Junior!
As someone with zero creativity when it comes to art and design, I love learning from this channel. It gets me thinking about things I see all around me but don't understand the story behind them.
Happy to hear that!
One "trend" i see across all the trends you mentioned in this video is that everything appears to get more "poppy", incresingly saturated and contrast rich in terms of color and brightness, . Especially for logo design and web online published things, the muted colors that were qite trendy a few years back have vanished almost entirely
Luis, GREAT observation. When I presented these trends LIVE last Thursday on a sneak peek TH-cam live show I talked about that a bit. This years trends are pushing out to the extremes: in color, in labor-intensiveness, in historical timeline (ie. 1890's and "throwback pixels") excellent comment.
I would LOVE to se a video per every one of these trends, with a deeper analysis and history references, just an Idea to have 14 more videos ;)
Pedro, that's a great idea- I've got it on my list! Someday!
Me too
I’d love to see that as well, also with some working examples
Awesome information, thank you for sharing your wisdom!
My pleasure!
WOW! I was just about to give up because what I create didn't seem to fit into the aesthetic of neutrals, Bauhaus bluntness, and minimalism--but now it looks as if my time has finally come! Thank you, thank you so much!
Go for it Dolores!💥🌪⚡
I've been looking for a channel like this forever. It is sometimes hard to spot trends when everything evolves so gradually but as soon as you drew my attention to these ideas I remebered how these werent really prevelent 5 years ago. And I love your analysis of how these trends came about, really interesting!
Thanks SuorinAirLover420!
Great video - I can't wait for the 2021 video. Thanks Philip!
Did you watch it Shelley? I dropped it today.
Sign painter never gets old on supermarket ads promo stuff. I don't know about other countries but here in Brazil, it is almost like a trademark for grocery sales. Great video. I don't trust much on trends but I always enjoy learning what is going on in the design world. Thanks!!
Mro - at Mom and Pop groceries it is standard here too. But interestingly enough the "super market-looking" signs in the lower left were actually part of an art instillation.
@@PhilipVanDusen Wow! I swear it was a supermarket sale. Very nice indeed.
Nice to know that I am up to date on design trends. great vid.
Thanks for watching!
I was looking forward to your take on 2020 trends! Thanks :)
You rock audrasupernova!
Me too!
So juicy and awesome! Love the trends particularly tactile type, paper cut and fruitopia. Thanks for the work to get these to share with everyone!!
Hey Rick! You're welcome as always my friend. They are always fun to do, but take a lot of freakin' work man!
We organized the Joyful Noise party on that poster in the background :) nice design by Jean-Michel Verbeeck
I love it!
Great collection of trends, Philip VanDusen. It looks like we are getting in a new-(neo)-Baroque era. It's good to see the good old David Carson been rise back to the graphic world. Hey!... I still have my «Raygun» No. 1 in my library. Cheers from Lisbon - Portugal
Alvaro,: neo-Baroque - nice moniker! ---and David C. well he never really goes away...
I got so excited when I saw this video was out! Thanks Philip!
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glitch trend is one of my top favorites and it's back ! Yeeeeyyy !!! Type is always trendy! it's a veeeerrryyy strong tool! thanks for sharing! your channel is the BEST!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I LOVE glitch and I have for years...it just won't die -- and how it has been morphing and evolving has been fascinating to watch.
@@PhilipVanDusen True! GLITCH FOREVER :D it makes every simple thing special and fascinating! Actually I love every kind of distortion concept. Once i made a project on water sound distortion and it was awesome! Really enjoyed the process!
Great delivery. Enjoyable watch.
Thank you kindly!
Thank you so much this gave me and an idea of how I want my graphic t-shirt designs to look. Just subscribed. Very happy!
Thanks for the sub!
Really enjoyed this video. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love your videos and this just reminds me - wished you'd be my lecturer in uni :D Glad you're here and still rocking ! Love the explanations and dropping years/names/brands - I'm learning a lot!
You rock DreamRice! I wish I was your Prof in Uni, too!
Such a thoughtful overview and advice, Philip you never dissapoint. As always, greetings from Mexico
SOMA- glad you liked it!
Damnation! You didn't post a trend video around New Year, and after three weeks I figured you wouldn't do it so I watched some other videos and read articles instead. Then this video showed up in my feed and I thought: "well, now I know everything, but I'll watch it anyway" and was promptly reminded that your trend videos are the best info to be found anywhere for an outsider to the industriy! I just love how you manage to choose just the right examples for a comprehensive overview, connect it to the past as well as current trends, and explain it so naturally yet pedagogically well thought out. Instead of feeling slightly dizzy afterwards, I feel like I could competently curate or create anything and know how to fit it comfortably inside or outside any of these trends
Hey Herfinnur! Thanks so much for checking out my video! and for the glowing and articulate review! I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. Keep tuning in!
WAS WAITING FOR THAT!
IT'S REALLY NICE YOU SHARE IT.
MANY THANKS!
Hey rogerio! Thanks so much for checking out my video! I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. Keep tuning in!😎🎸
the most usefull video of the year .... tnx !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nikos - glad you think so!
Your Channel in itself is a resource my friend. Good stuff 🌷
Paint- Thanks my friend - that means a lot!
Very Very Useful Sir !! Love Ya !! Great for budding designers like me !! Thanks a lot for Inspiring us Sir !!
Thanks Balajee Nagarajan!
Great variety of trends! I was very impressed of several techniques as - Paper Cut, Fruits, Tattoo Typography and 2D graphics turned into 3D! Thank You again for the information Mr. VanDusen!
Tsvetan, You're very welcome. Be sure to check out the other videos in my catalog. There's tons of great stuff there!
I will defiantly see as more as it is possible and I will recommend Your channel to many friends of mine who are looking for information about the newest trends of visual art design. Thank You again!
Great video - as always! Thank you!
Hey Jana!😎🤘
Brilliant as always Phillip! Thank you! Lots of ideas for the portfolio pieces I'm working on at the moment.
Awesome! Push the boundaries.
just a 40 k views man this video was so quick and conceptually clear than many youtubers out there. Hope to see more of them (Y)
I appreciate that! I only have about 200 other videos I've posted that are just as clear and helpful. Everyone of them is a current and applicable today as the day I posted it. Look through my back catalog my friend, I believe you will be pleased.
Thanks sir..im new in Graphic Designing
Thanks again Philip. I love this segment.
Hey Miltersen! Thanks so much for checking out my video! I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. Keep tuning in!🔥💥
Thank you, Philip, for such a great video! Really appreciated :) Good luck!
Thanks, you too!
Liked them all, except the gradients. Never liked them since way back.. Bad flyer look is awesome, reminds me of the old band days on the streets of Melbourne, handing them out in front of the Espy down at St Kilda
Desert, I'm not saying they are attractive - they just are what they are....
Just fantastic - Fella friend and artist/designer Amy Frazier sent me here to check out your video. Must share of all the design trends I have seen for 2020, your video is the top! Bravo and thank you for sharing your amazing knowledge. I greatly appreciated your referencing where these ‘new trends’ stem from say 1970’s or the bad band poster look (I’ve been there lol) Really super - I will be sharing your video with a few of my own art groups. Hugs! Xo Leah Quinn
Hey Leah, I love Amy - say hi for me! I'm glad you enjoyed them and even happier you are sharing it with others! 😎
Really great, informative content, thanks Philip! Would love to see you do a history of graphic design?!!
Great suggestion!
Thanks for your work. Last year, I reviewed the trends of 2019 more than once.
Thanks ALexander! Hopefully you will come back to this one too!
Alexander is the best !😜
@@yarikkanonirov5541 all roads lead to rome. Привет, рад увидеть старых друзей.
Finally! I love those videos! Thank you
Thanks Le Rosch!
I always look forward to your yearly trend videos and enjoy sharing them with my team. Thank you for your research and curating these great examples!
Taylor Romney, Thanks so much!~ I really appreciate your sharing it with your team. I'd always be interested to know what their responses were... More to come!
Agree - We've seen a lot of the 1890's ornate and tactical type in printed samples sent to us lately. Great video recap. So many good examples!
Hey paperspecs! Thanks so much for checking out my video! I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. Keep tuning in!
Thanks Philip! always inspired information... and inspirING!
Thanks Dan! I'm glad you liked it. I actually presented them on a YT Live show last week. Did you come?
@@PhilipVanDusen I'm sorry that I didn't make your live event. I'll keep my eye out for future casts!
I was waiting to see one of these videos from you! I like the collection of trends you compiled. I especially like the isometronic designs because I like to create some things in 3D!
Very cool!
this is great. thanks for this.
You're very welcome!
Love electric gradient! Definitely a fav of mine
🔥😎🔥
Great very inspiring video, thanks.
Thanks Abdemed!
Love this video piece, Philip. Thank you, sir!
Mike Macasero, Thanks so much!~ Can you do me a favor as a small thank you? Please share my video with a friend or two! I'm trying to build my subscribers. More to come!
Loved it!!
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Thank you! really informative!
You're very welcome!
so all together everything is in trend!
Ludna - not quite. But if you think I missed something, feel free to contribute something to the community here.
Philip VanDusen you have been fantastic in covering all the trends, I consider you my guru. What I was concluding as a crux was I can feel free to incorporate any design look and feel for 2020! 👌🏻
Thanks!!! Couldn't hit the like button fast enough
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Really great Philip - I love watching these and sharing it with my team.
Chris - that's brother - I appreciate your sharing it with your colleagues!
Aresome observations! Thanks for sharing!
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Love your trends videos
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Amazing Trends Sir! Thanks for the Amazing Video As Always
😎👍👍
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@@PhilipVanDusen 😎👍👍
Thank you Philip for all the hard work you obviously put in the video! I really appreciate it and have shared it with fellow designers :) Even though most of the trends seem too off character for me, I will definitely give them a go and see what happens.
You rock Ναυσικά!
Great educational content!!!
Thanks Mila!
Your vids are always informative and entertaining. I have to add that I really admire your jade plant. You've done a great job looking after it.
I'm going to forego the 1890's look and the overdone stuff. Too uncool for me, a big fan of Massimo Vignelli, Dieter Rams, Paul Rand, Pentagram. Most of these trends are going backward. (The 2019 and 2018 trends were more interesting.) Yet bad flyer is great, recalling Art Chantry. Essentialism also has a great sophisticated look.
Noe - GREAT comment I like the way you think...as I'm sure you know "trends" are really about the past - a style or technique that has gained frequent enough usage that it is recognizable as a movement of sorts. Lots of people get all bent that they have seen these before, that they feel "old". But what is a "trend" is not a crystal ball. Some people expect trends to be the newest thing - but in reality they are currently POPULAR things - whether they have been around a short or a long time. They're about inspiration and where you are going to take your work next. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
@@PhilipVanDusen I personally and professionally try to stay away from "trends" as I believe they are what "followers" copy in order to appear hip. The real trends are the ones that are driven by true innovators. There is a great book that I think you would find fascinating. (You being a thinker) It is not new but its message is still very relevant. Title: "The Deviant's Advantage: How Fringe Ideas Create Mass Markets." It's about creating work in a tiny niche that very few people appreciate at first. Over time, however, these new things become edgy and then trendy. I would place Neville Brody and David Carson in that category. Let me know if you find it interesting.
Was waiting for this, dankjewel!
Thanks Philip! Love your name...lol. We Phil's have top stick together!
Philip VanDusen and you’re dutch too? Right?
I love this video!
The Mysterious Unknown Revealed, Thanks so much!~ Can you do me a favor as a small thank you? Please share my video with a friend or two! I'm trying to build my subscribers. More to come!
Amazing video, thanks!!!
Glad it helped!
Clients expect modern tech speedy deadlines while wanting the labor intensive hand crafted look. Hurry up and wait client, I'm building you something nice.
Thanks Scotch Budmeister! Ain't it tha truth! I feel your pain.
Really good stuff, I really like where the trends are going atm.
Thanks Corey Wood!
Thank you very much for your information.
Glad it was helpful!
Great vid PV. I have that 1-9 poster on my wall (1 year+! --unusually ahead there.) I'm feeling the new terms: Fruitopia - love it. Thanks for shout out about Mr. Scott, I was only looking at his UX course yesterday. I subscribe for training with another provider. However, I've watched a couple of DS's vids, so definitely consider him. All best for 2020 - love saying that, 2020.
Fizzed: That's so cool you have that poster. Daniel Scott is THE MAN when it comes to training. You can't go wrong.
The tendency is ... "to design with all the tendencies of all the tendencies of the trends that were in fashion" There is definitely nothing new under the sun ... I think a monochromatic, easy and practical clean stroke ... memorable and Easy to sketch even for someone who doesn't know how to draw is the secret of a good logo.
OK.
loved this!
You rock Christopher Christensen!
Great stuff love your take on this!!
Wendy, You're very welcome. Be sure to check out the other videos in my catalog. There's tons of great stuff there!
Your videos are great!, thank you so much :)
Thanks mylifesofar!
best channel !!
Thanks Esteban!
what would you search for Betamax imagery on the internet?
Try 70's surf apparel, and 70's video cassette covers
Excellent! And thank you thank you thank you for not putting in idiotic monotonous music behind what you’re saying. Absolutely superb information. No where is my Apple Pencil?
you and me both!
Thanks sir🙏
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I am truly impressed. Great content. Sub
Cool, Thanks for subbing Anna.
Awesome!
You rock GSG!
I can't find anything online relating to "geo max"
These are names I invented for the most part. If I trend already HAS a widely known name, chances are it is fairly old.
Good stuff!
Glad you enjoyed it
I see alot of restaurants such as ( McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King) use fruitopia especially on poster ads. Really great video...!!
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This is amazing content. Thank you!
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What is the best software to create these trend designs?
Adobe Creative Suite- Photoshop and Illustrator could make 99% of them.
I'm so glad all my favorite types of design are coming back. Give it to me baby
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Thank you ☺️
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Thanx Philip
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Nice video bro!
Banana Man is a Legend!
awesome!!
Dino ! Long time no see! Welcome!😍🕉
Philip VanDusen haha I’ve been all over the place. 🦾🦾🦾
Cool trends from 2016
"Trends" are really about the past - a style or technique that has gained frequent enough usage that it is recognizable as a movement of sorts. Lots of people get all bent that they have seen these before, that they feel "old". But what is a "trend" is not a crystal ball. Some people expect trends to be the newest thing - but in reality they are currently POPULAR things - whether they have been around a short or a long time. They're about inspiration and where you are going to take your work next. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
@@PhilipVanDusen You're right :D
❤️ thank you!
Hey DT, so good to see you here!
One trend i see a lot are "acid graphics", they are similar to the bad flyer trend but with more rave scene influence..
After 15 yrs in business I can tell that design trend lists are great for designers with less skill and imagination. Good designers do what they fuckin' want, sometimes by creating trends, and sometimes not.
I was in the fashion industry for 15 years and travelled the globe shopping for trend 3x a year, Tokyo, London, Milan, Berlin etc. Trend hunting was my job. I did trend for corporations for another 12 years. I’ve worked with major trend houses like WGSN, Stylus, JWT, Pantone. The one thing I’ve learned is that trends are never limited to specific periods of time and are very fluid in how they appear. Trends are revisited, altered, revised - new perspectives are added - they disappear and then they come back over and over (particularly in the fashion industry) (Russian Constructivism - 100 years old - never really goes away). Some trends take a few years to grab hold and become recognizable as popular.
No one person can create a trend. Trends become trends by mass adoption of the aesthetic by definition. So people like you, who may see and recognize trends early - may be mentally registering them way before other people so they may seem older to you - but not others. Too many folks who have no formal training in art/design history they are totally new. I can never assume the knowledge base of my audience. Anyway I hope you were somehow inspired.
Nice intro Philip!
Thanks Bruno!
Excellent. These are things that I want to know. 🤗. (Along with much more! 🤔. Subscribing.
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Thanks Omar Khaled!
May I ask you does there exist anymore design software that one can BUY not pay monthly for. Honestly I hate subscription usage. Thank you.
What do you think about "neon noir" is it some kind od variation on electric gradient that your have described on this video? Or is itod upcoming trend for the next year?
VRNT99, You're very welcome. I guess we'll see....Be sure to check out the other videos in my catalog. There's tons of great stuff there!