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Sure, a bit. Excessive rounded edges, bright pop-colors and lots of plastic seem to me a staple of the 90s. CAM techniques were just starting to hit their stri
by state 12y ago
Sure, a bit.
Excessive rounded edges, bright pop-colors and lots of plastic seem to me a staple of the 90s. CAM techniques were just starting to hit their stride, so the work from the period often feels like it's just a direct product of the software. Newson's work looks to me like it popped out of a rendering on a Silicon Graphics machine. Karim Rashid, Greg Lyn are easy references. There are many others I can't think of.
It's not just that his work fits the style, but that even his recent work still employs the same techniques.
- crazytony 12y agoaside from the plastic it sounds like he'll get on just fine at Apple.
- aaronbrethorst 12y agoVery interesting, much obliged.
- alaskamiller 12y agoConcur, but 90s/00s aesthetics is rebounding back in the fashion cycle. The new design taste can be palpable to the prime demo, teens.