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Abstract
Abstract style design refers to a creative approach that emphasizes non-representational or non-literal forms, often using shapes, colors, lines, and textures to convey ideas, emotions, or themes rather than depicting real-world objects or scenes.
Key principles
1.
Emphasis on color
2.
Simple and minimal
3.
Geometric and organic shapes
4.
Dynamic composition
5.
Texture and layering
6.
Versatile typography
* Use the following designs for inspiration only. Please do not copy the designs.
1. Emphasis on color
Bold, vivid, or contrasting colors are often used to evoke emotions or highlight specific areas.
Monochromatic or gradient palettes are common for minimalist effects.
2. Simple and minimal
Details are stripped down to their essential elements.
Complex ideas are expressed through simple visual components.
3. Geometric and organic shapes
Use of geometric forms (squares, circles, triangles) or flowing organic shapes.
Sometimes these are combined to create visual tension or balance.
4. Dynamic composition
Arrangements may feel fluid, asymmetrical, or balanced depending on the design’s purpose.
Focus on rhythm, movement, or contrast within the layout.
5. Texture and layering
Incorporates textural elements (smooth, rough, grainy) to create depth or tactile interest.
Layering forms and colors adds dimensionality.
6. Versatile typography
Typically, fonts are modern, geometric, minimalist, or experimental, blending well with bold shapes, unusual compositions, and unconventional layouts.
🔡 Font recommendations
Various style of fonts are available in the MiriCanvas editor. Try using them into your design.
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