Talk about designs that are /gd/-rated kino.

Share your favorite designs you think are good and tell us why they're good or ask for feedback.

>Tools
https://toools.design/
>Type inspiration
https://anothergraphic.org

>Random inspiration
https://behance.net/
https://dribbble.com/
https://designspiration.com/
https://cosmos.so/
https://savee.it/
https://soot.com/
https://are.na/


>Random design principles
https://principles.design/

>Books
"The Fundamentals of Graphic Design" by Gavin Ambrose and Paul Harris"Grid Systems in Graphic Design" by Josef Müller-Brockmann
"The Visual Display of Quantitative Information" by Edward R. Tufte
"Thinking with Type" by Ellen Lupton

I unironically love this aesthetic

does anyone know what aesthetic is this and why it's so popular nowadays ?
I'm seeing it everywhere on twitter

What is the name of this kind of style? I asked AI and told me it's similar to Egon Schiele expressive lines and Henri Matisse line drawings but I don't see it

>>458809 (OP)
Top left and bottom right is Bauhaus style;
Top right is De Stijl (a style that had his early phase outside bauhaus but got maturity there);

But bottom left i don't know what it is. It has clear influence of bauhaus (even the logo is present there, with a different eye) and cubism. It looks too contemporary as the person who made it does not have the courage to experiment beyond mixing two different styles.