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Bauhaus
Bauhaus graphic design is rooted in the concept that “form follows function”, a principle that prioritizes the purpose of a design over its aesthetic. This style focuses on creating aesthetically pleasing yet practical designs that eliminate unnecessary decoration.
Key principles
1.
Simplicity and functionality
2.
Geometric forms
3.
Asymmetry and dynamic composition
4.
Primary colors and neutral palettes
5.
Integration of art, craft, and technology
6.
Clean typography
* Use the following designs for inspiration only. Please do not copy the designs.
1. Simplicity and functionality
Designs prioritize usability and purpose, where every element serves a clear function.
2. Geometric forms
Heavy use of basic shapes such as circles, squares, and triangles.
3. Asymmetry and dynamic composition
Although structured, Bauhaus design often uses asymmetrical layouts, adding a sense of dynamism and modernity.
4. Primary colors and neutral palettes
Bold use of primary colors (red, blue, yellow) paired with black, white, and gray to create contrast.
Limited color palette to maintain visual clarity and focus.
5. Integration of art, craft, and technology
A seamless blend of artistic creativity, handcrafted techniques, and machine-age precision. Focus on mass production and affordability.
6. Clean typography
Favoring clean, modern, and geometric fonts that reflect its principles of simplicity, functionality, and minimalism.
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