Ahoy there! Ready to uncover some hidden treasures?

As your business evolves, shifting like the coastline with waves of change, it’s time to rediscover the gems of the past and see how they shape our creative future.

 

70s.

 

The rise of postmodernism, where psychedelic waves and retro influences redefined boundaries. Design became expressive, experimental, and unapologetically bold, supporting emotion over order.

 

80s.

 

The dawn of digital age, neon lights, bold geometry, and a fearless embrace of the future. Visuals were loud and optimistic, reflecting a belief that technology could reshape everything.

90s.

 

The birth of Photoshop, grunge aesthetics, and playful novelty typefaces took center stage. Design felt rebellious and raw, breaking polish in favour of attitude and imperfection.

00s.

 

A spike in web design and sleek representational art led us deeper into the digital age. Functionality and usability began to matter just as much as visual appeal.

 

2010s.

 

Flat design and a focus on user-centric experiences simplified and refined the design landscape. Clarity, accessibility, and consistency became the new markers of good design.

2020s.

 

The AI revolution and augmented reality have unlocked raw, gritty, and immersive possibilities. Design is now fluid and adaptive, blending human creativity with machine intelligence.

Each decade adds a new layer to the visual language we speak today. Innovation isn’t just about what's new. It’s about knowing when to embrace what’s timeless.