Art Nouveau style design is an artistic movement that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, characterized by its organic forms, flowing lines, and intricate ornamentation.
Key principles
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Flowing, curvilinear lines
2.
Nature-inspired motifs
3.
Ornamentation and detail
4.
Asymmetry and organic forms
5.
Unique, flowing typography
6.
Earthy color palette
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1. Flowing, curvilinear lines
Often referred to as "whiplash" curves, Art Nouveau lines are long and fluid. They add a sense of movement and grace to designs, resembling natural elements like vines, flowers, and waves.
2. Nature-inspired motifs
Art Nouveau heavily incorporates natural elements, especially floral and plant motifs like lilies, irises, and vines.
Regularly features female personas and animal motifs, creating a sense of harmony with the natural world, sophistication, and beauty.
3. Ornamentation and detail
This style is rich in detail with intricate patterns and highly decorative elements.
Hand-drawn images and colored images with thick, heavy outlines integrated seamlessly into the overall design.
4. Asymmetry and organic forms
Often feature asymmetrical compositions, creating a sense of movement and dynamism.
Designs may feel spontaneous and flowing, with organic forms like waves or leaves.
5. Unique, flowing typography
Unique, decorative typefaces with flowing lines and elaborate detailing.
Fonts often integrate with the surrounding visuals, forming part of the design itself.
6. Earthy color palette
Soft, muted tones like pastels, earthy greens, and browns, often combined with metallic accents to create a sense of richness and vibrancy.
🔡 Font recommendations
Various style of fonts are available in the MiriCanvas editor. Try using them into your design.