Art Deco Graphic Design: Let's Talk About This Trend

[@CarlosGonzalez-yv1tg]

Correction: art Deco era ended with the beginning of WWII, not WWI.

[@Tojazzer]

This is a very lazy, under-researched piece in general. The narrator also mentions "swing dancing" which is synonymous with the second world war years; late '30s to mid '40s.

[@markcianciolo9384]

​@@Tojazzer Yes, thank you for both corrections. Poorly written script. And wouldn't you know it, the video is a sales pitch. I'm OK with that as long as the presentation is excellent and accurate. Unfortunately, this one falls short.

[@Gnadab]

Hahaha. LMAO😂

[@viktorvondoom9119]

Art deco fan since i played BioShock when it came out. Love this style

[@richarddukard8989]

Haha, just came here after playing Bioshock 😄

[@The_Mimewar]

I started collecting tube radios from the 20s and 30s, fell in love with Art Deco

[@nocturnal7345]

Gotta thank 90s Batman for making me love art deco.

[@eddywardster]

YES!!!

[@beedykh2235]

I love Art Deco. I have always loved it but didn't know it's name. I remember when I was a kid watching Batman cartoon, Gotham city was full of Art Deco buildings and sceneries. And when played Bioshock, and Dishonored and some other games. When I grew up I started actively looking for this style and finally reached the answer. I will try to make a building, apartment or a project some day inspired only by Art Deco.

[@tliving19]

Nona Blackman, your voice is so relaxing to listen to!

[@johnbehneman1546]

THANK YOU SO MUCH. TOTALLY AWSOME EDUCATION!!!!! I HAVE NOTHING TO ADD.

[@xuancuongo9670]

Amazing. I truly need more video like this one talking about trending style (or even out-trending style). Thanks guys

[@manuelgosters4777]

amazing g amazing

[@TheRyanos]

You have such a pleasant and soothing voice to listen to. Amazing video by the way.

[@matthewstreacker7402]

I'm redesigning my room into a "snazzy" modern art deco style

[@ArchAnime]

Love the way you presented the information!

[@clio2rsminicup]

Hello. "L'Art Décoratif" or "Art-Déco" was even born in France as early as 1918 and the end of WW1. It was within the framework of a general movement of renewal and desire to live, to recognize the joy of life, the beauty, and not only in Art but in all fields. A desire for fresh air and to breathe life to the fullest after 4 years of asphixia, horrors, blood, deaths and tears.

[@catchingstars7]

Thank you.

[@judybraden1553]

WOW! Thank you!

[@cesarregalado3420]

beautiful.

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

love it, and steam punk.

[@jasminei4382]

This is helpful for A level product design

[@smritishaw4708]

thanks a lot for this informational video

[@envatotuts]

You are most welcome

[@mr_ninj4918]

So, will we see these Art Deco Designs everywhere ( Builds , Furniture..) in the Future ?

[@ArchAnime]

we do hope so! YES!

[@nunyabiznes33]

I like both this and Art Noveau. I think my style have multiple personalities...

[@rgarlinyc]

Fascinating stuff! Thanks NB, Ima gonna go check out the links you provided!

[@chocolatesugar4434]

❤❤❤

[@SonTomNetwork]

Please keep this coming.

[@cazkrt]

Thanks

[@Haha420Haha]

Good information

[@whoisharo4689]

Any art deco fans seen the film The Rocketeer??

[@redowanakash6419]

nice

[@didierlambreyds]

Art Deco ended with beginning of ww2, not ww1

[@Appalachian97]

Dead Money

[@markcianciolo9384]

Poorly written script evidenced by the errors pointed out by Gonzalez and Tojazzer below. And wouldn't you know it, the video is a sales pitch. I'm OK with that as long as the presentation is excellent and accurate. Unfortunately, this one falls short.