This is not my traditional understanding of the word "skeuomorphic" but it does seem to be consistent with the dictionary definition. Generally, skeuomorphism

This is not my traditional understanding of the word "skeuomorphic" but it does seem to be consistent with the dictionary definition. Generally, skeuomorphism has been applied to designs which imitate physical objects and the way you interact with them on a screen. Audio plugins are famous for doing this - accurately representing the physical aspect of the hardware elements they emulate. Using the word to cover "flat design" elements like seen in these logos is new to me, but I guess entirely consistent with the definition of the word. Some examples of what skeuomorphic design usually refers to: https://www.designer-daily.com/great-examples-of-skeuomorphism-in-design-31049 https://www.designer-daily.com/great-examples-of-skeuomorphi...