>>246637

And I didnt particularly meant that picture(before someone rambles about the picture in my opening post) but the state of todays design in general.

>>246637
You need to be more specific because contemporary design has existed about as long as design has, like since Bauhaus.

>>246639

Its hard to define it since you cant just put it into neat categories and its probably "too soon"

In two decades or more it will be just called something or just "typical 2010design" and everyone gets it. When I say 50s or 60s design everyone knows what I am talking about.

>>246640
well regardless, you should grow with the industry and respond accordingly.

there is no doubt that it represents the archetypal motivation of mid-level first world society. efficiency, succinctness, results-oriented. every era of design seems to reflect the goals of society. in the budding digital age it was all about the endless possibility of computers and tech. outside of the broader classification being the information age, this could definitely be called the green age

if you think you can identify another appealing archetype for the same demographics that complies with your style, you will likely be able to find the line between realist and idealist