The futuristic vehicle 'The Wildwave' was conceived by Iranian industrial designer Iman Maghsoud. Originally created for an exhibition called 'From Dream to Reality,' The Wildwave is designed to explore any landscape with ease.
Though there not much technical specification is available for The Wildwave, its intriguing aesthetic design alone speaks to the car's efficiency and usability.
Implications - Aggressive-looking design has seemed to have been displaced in society lately. This car brings it back. Signaling towards a movement towards geometrical design, smooth edges and bubbly graphics may soon be a thing of the past as many products and logos rebel against the childlike imagery of VW's Bug car or Twitter's bubbly graphic design.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Geometrical Design
- Opportunity for companies to explore and implement sleek and angular design elements in their products, challenging traditional smooth edges.
- Displacement of Aggressive Design
- Companies can tap into the growing demand for less aggressive-looking designs, offering sleek and modern alternatives.
- Rebellion Against Childlike Imagery
- By moving away from bubbly graphics and childlike imagery, brands can differentiate themselves and appeal to a more mature audience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Automotive
- Automakers can incorporate geometric design elements in their vehicles, creating futuristic and unique designs that stand out in the market.
- Product Design
- Companies in various industries can embrace sleek and angular design principles to develop innovative and visually appealing products.
- Graphic Design
- Brands and agencies can move away from bubbly graphics and embrace more mature and sophisticated graphic design styles, resonating with a wider demographic.
