1900-1990s is my goal really
i love the diversity and aesthetic of those decades
please let me know any tools or packs i need
and most of all tips
that'd help a lot
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I'd like some advice for designer who does vintage designs
Submitted by bigchungusaa, 20-02-2023, 11:01 AM, Thread ID: 260416
20-02-2023, 11:01 AM
#1 RE: I'd like some advice for designer who does vintage designs 20-02-2023, 05:56 PM #2 use serif fonts, minimalism is the key for 90s tbh
it further divides into brutalism vintage etc
for 80s go crazy on collages
20-02-2023, 05:56 PM
#2 use serif fonts, minimalism is the key for 90s tbh
it further divides into brutalism vintage etc
for 80s go crazy on collages
it further divides into brutalism vintage etc
for 80s go crazy on collages
RE: I'd like some advice for designer who does vintage designs 21-04-2023, 10:46 AM #3 I would use all the effects that came with the app CAPCUT. You have many 80s and 90s vibes in there 
21-04-2023, 10:46 AM
#3 I would use all the effects that came with the app CAPCUT. You have many 80s and 90s vibes in there
RE: I'd like some advice for designer who does vintage designs 05-05-2023, 07:12 PM #4 Your best bet is to build mood boards/idea boards based on what aesthetics you like from each decade and use that as inspiration to move forward with your designs. You can do this on Pinterest, Behance and other sites. You can even build your own physically if that works better for you.
Look at fonts used, colour schemes, patterns, textures, style of photos, etc to give you an idea of how to incorporate that look into your designs.
05-05-2023, 07:12 PM
#4 Your best bet is to build mood boards/idea boards based on what aesthetics you like from each decade and use that as inspiration to move forward with your designs. You can do this on Pinterest, Behance and other sites. You can even build your own physically if that works better for you.
Look at fonts used, colour schemes, patterns, textures, style of photos, etc to give you an idea of how to incorporate that look into your designs.
Look at fonts used, colour schemes, patterns, textures, style of photos, etc to give you an idea of how to incorporate that look into your designs.