Eric Frommelt illustrations invoke that new age technology-driven aesthetic that Daft Punk is renowned for.
With vibrant colors and geometric shapes that look like schematics, Frommelt's work actually feels more like blueprints for futuristic devices more so than just simple line drawings.
Eric Frommelt is a Brooklyn-based artist and designer and he explains that his work examines "the idea of networks and systems." It's evident that is the case as many of his illustrated creations can pass for data visualization charts. I'm most impressed, however, when Frommelt breaks from his more rigid molds and experiments with trippy polygonal effects that look like disco balls.
What's Driving This Trend
- Geometric Schematic Design
- Opportunity for businesses to incorporate futuristic and sleek designs in their products and services.
- Data Visualization Art
- Opportunity for artists to explore data visualization techniques to create aesthetically pleasing designs.
- Trippy Polygonal Effects
- Opportunity for designers to experiment and add a playful touch to their work.
Who This Affects Most
- Graphic Design
- Frommelt's work demonstrates how businesses in this industry can integrate technology and minimalistic designs into their brand identity.
- Data Science and Analytics
- Frommelt's work highlights how data science and analytics can be used to create visually appealing representations of data.
- Architecture and Engineering
- Frommelt's work can provide inspiration for professionals in this industry to incorporate futuristic and geometric designs into their blueprints and plans.
