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Top Ten Graphic Design Trends for 2024

Author: Tom Ellis
Date: 29.10.23
Read time: 2-3 minutes

Alright, 2024 is here, and it's mixing cool designs with tech in fun ways. We've got everything from new takes on simple looks to old-school vibes making a comeback. Ready to check out the top design trends? Let’s dive in!

Trend 1: Minimalism 2.0

Let’s face it, minimalism was getting old. But, lo and behold, 2024 is the year it grows up and gets a job. Designers are now less “let’s keep it simple” and more “let’s make it sophisticated while pretending it’s simple.” Clever, right?

Trend 2: Hyper-Realistic Illustrations

Because why appreciate the real world when you can blur it with the imaginary? But, alright, it does give a visual treat. And with tools like Ai, especially the trendy Wonder Ai and Midjourney Ai, everyone’s hopping on the bandwagon.

Trend 3: Augmented Reality Fusion

Here’s the future knocking. You thought AR was a passing phase? Think again. Point your phone at a poster, and magic! Brands are loving it, and honestly, who wouldn’t?

Trend 4: Kinetic Typography

Words that move. Text with rhythm. If you’ve been using static text this whole time, you’re out of the loop. 2024 is dancing, my friend.

Trend 5: Neural-Inspired Art

We’ve got algorithms and machine learning doing the heavy lifting now. So, if your design doesn’t have a sprinkle of AI, are you even designing?

Trend 6: Abstract Geometry

Organised chaos – sounds like an oxymoron but looks like a masterpiece. It’s abstract; it’s geometric. It’s… confusing, but in a cool way.

Trend 7: Diagrammatic Representation

Because who has time to read? Show it, don’t tell it. If you’re not simplifying, you’re complicating.

Trend 8: Eco-Conscious Designs

About time, right? Earth’s dying, but at least our designs will look green. Let’s put some earthy tones on that environmental guilt.

Trend 9: Good Old Retro

Because everything old is gold. Or at least sepia-toned. A splash from the past to remind us where we came from. And also, nostalgia sells. Period.

Trend 10: 3D Everything

Flat is so 2020. This year, we’re adding an extra dimension. Literally.

To Wrap Up

These aren’t just trends; they’re the gospel of graphic design for 2024. You can either get on board or watch from the sidelines. The fusion of tech and design is upon us, and it’s not waiting for anyone. Sure, the future is looking vibrant (especially in retro), but remember to keep it real—or at least hyper-realistic.

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