These are literally all from one single graphic design textbook that came out in the 60s or 70s and included tons of logos that ended up in the public domain during the next decades. The same textbook also included the bluetooth icon, the squiggly thing on the cmd button of Apple keyboards, and the logos for air bnb and beats by dre.
If we're lifting designs from a book, please capitalism I beg you pick an interesting book: https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/collections/lanimal-dans-la-dcoration#/?tab=about
edit: Also a broad spectrum designer. The patterns in those books are for everything from wallpaper to ceramics to wrought iron. They really tried to extract every natural form from the specimen.
Also why does every app that starts with the letter P have the same fucking logo
These are literally all from one single graphic design textbook that came out in the 60s or 70s and included tons of logos that ended up in the public domain during the next decades. The same textbook also included the bluetooth icon, the squiggly thing on the cmd button of Apple keyboards, and the logos for air bnb and beats by dre.
If we're lifting designs from a book, please capitalism I beg you pick an interesting book: https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/collections/lanimal-dans-la-dcoration#/?tab=about
what's the background on this book? the aesthetic kicks ass
He was a French art nouveau designer. Studied under Eugene Grasset, who also did the same kind of pattern book with plants. That's where the movement really shined in my opinion. It was the art of biology.
edit: Also a broad spectrum designer. The patterns in those books are for everything from wallpaper to ceramics to wrought iron. They really tried to extract every natural form from the specimen.
holy shit thanks for this link, this is awesome
Aye! One of my favourite art books.
do you remember the book name