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A 70s/80s vision of the future. Think Alien, Blade Runner, and chunky analog technology.

The optimistic, space-age future envisioned in the 1950s. Googie architecture and rayguns.

Late 90s techno-utopianism. Glossy textures, candy colors, and blobby organic shapes.

Frosted glass effects using background blur and semi-transparent layers. High-end, clean, and depth-focused.

The aesthetic of digital error. Corrupted data, artifacts, and broken imagery.

Specific monochrome green/black palette of early handheld consoles.

A surreal, nostalgic critique of consumer capitalism and 80s pop culture.

High tech, low life. Neon lights, dark rain-slicked streets, and dystopian interfaces.

The gritty sibling of futurism. Magnetic tape, analog noise, and tactical interfaces.

Gritty, oil-stained technology of the interwar period. Steel, rivets, and fumes.

A cute, pixel-art inspired desktop environment. Pastel colors, chunky borders, and 8-bit charm.

Raw code interfaces, CLI aesthetic, and developer-centric visuals.

Colorful, vibrant digital art created at the pixel level.

Halftone patterns and monochrome aesthetic reminiscent of early newspapers.

Soft UI. Elements appear to be extruded from the background using light and shadow.

Metallic, reflective surfaces that look like liquid mercury or molten silver.

Iridescent, shimmering gradients resembling foil stickers or credit card holograms.

Bold colors, clashing patterns, and filling every pixel of space.

Maximizing white space to create focus and elegance. Less is significantly more.