Graphic design movements

13 styles on one page, among them Art Deco, Bauhaus, Blueprint Tech.

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When to use it

Your creative brief, subject or product references, and desired delivery format.

An editable image treatment and prompt guidance; finished media is created in a subsequent production.
Delivers 1 still.

Art Deco: 1920s-30s Deco geometry for luxury, travel, and spirits.
Bauhaus: Bauhaus primary-geometry posters for education, design, and furniture.
Blueprint Tech: Technical blueprint schematic style.
Neo-Brutalist: Confrontational neo-brutalist stills for brands that want friction.
Glitch Art: Digital glitch art with RGB split.
Memphis Milano: 1980s Memphis pattern language for playful consumer brands.
Neon Signage: Glowing neon tube signage on dark wall.
Pixel Art: Retro 16-bit pixel art aesthetic.
Risograph: Risograph print with misregistered spot colors.
Swiss International Grid: International Typographic Style grid for brands that want modernist clarity.
Thermal Receipt: Receipt or kitchen-ticket still for food, retail, and late-night service.
Vaporwave: Vaporwave retro-digital aesthetic.
Y2K Chrome: Early-2000s chrome and gel for youth and tech-nostalgia brands.

Name the option you want in your brief; the agent reads its method or configuration (Source entry points) and applies it.

Source licenses and model terms continue to apply. Check runtime availability before generation.