2025 Graphic Design Trends - Top 10 Styles Broken Down

Let's explore the future of design together. Hey friends, are you looking to stay ahead in 2025? In this video, we chat about the latest graphic design trends set to dominate 2025

Dive deep into the realm of design as we analyze each trend, providing insights on how to incorporate these styles into your own projects. Whether you're a seasoned designer or just starting out, this video offers inspiration and practical tips to elevate your creative game.

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00:00 01 Hyper Realistic
01:29 02 Typography Trend
02:06 03 Anaglyphs or Chromatic Aberration
02:59 04 Branding Trend
03:54 05 Auroras
04:50 06 Bento Boxes
05:40 07 Neumorphism
06:47 08 Dark Mode
07:21 09 Let's talk about AI
09:06 10 Responsibility

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Hyper Realistic:

Typography:

Anaglyphs/Chromatic Aberration:

Branding:

Auroras:

Bento Boxes:

Neumorphism:

Dark Mode:

AI:

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[mike-pike]

Dark mode and 3D/hyper realistic have been getting a lot of traction in my neck of the woods! Always love your content! So well articulated!!!

[brandonfry]

These trends are both accurate and inspiring even for my work as an Architect. Everyone benefits from great design

[sijanmahmudofficial]

trying to become a designer in 2025 is hard, specially its so saturated in the job sector. but still learning with a strategy, having a roadmap, resources I think its possible

[JMDArt]

many thanks to share with creatives like me all of this stuff, is very useful and pleasure to see many kinds of trending graphic appliances for my future works!

[mickjayplays]

It's funny seeing Neumorphism coming back around. I was messing around with neumorphic styles in UI elements on really, really early websites I was experimenting with (1994-1996-ish...yay Geocities LOL).

[jezza]

I really enjoy the animated aurora grainy gradient backgrounds on websites. They really do make the website feel chill and relaxing.

[TheHillsTrailBrothers]

Your final point about the collective responsibility to create accessibility across all things will be a challenge / opportunity for several of the trends you suggest will be front foot in 2025. Dark mode as an example is a challenge as its entire theme is “evolving/rising/blending out of darkness (50% plus grayscale to black?), creating contrast there seems so elusive. Anaglyphs when not done well, can trigger nausea and other irritation issues in some people when the effect moves too fast (feels more like a speed ramp). My larger point is that accessibility is indeed an opportunity for creatives to think about the unspoken part of accessibility which is to not be a turn off to the few while appealing to the wider bandwidth of your audience. I suppose it’s always the trade off in design. Let’s aim to be thoughtful about our exciting brilliant ideas in 2025.

[jordanettinger]

"Anaglyphs" is synonymous with 3D glasses from the mid 20th century, but the trend we're seeing today is more akin to "chromatic aberration."

[MaheshRavi]

I dont know why most of the graphic design trends videos are talking about the trends that are happening in "just one element" of design. I believe that if we are talking about graphic design trends, that needs to be more holistic which includes type-arrangements, layout narratives, use of shapes etc. No one wants to know about aurora, gradients etc-- these are trends in elemental visuals perhaps but nowhere close to covering graphic design! We should talk about why people are using mono-typefaces, why are they breaking symmetry etc while pairing with these visuals. Or else we will keep building a generation who creates a bento grid with comic sans!

[ItsWesSmithYo]

Fun run down, thanks and stay curious

[liviere]

Great content!! love the idea of dark mode, thanks for taking the time!! best!

[fernandokausel]

I remember Apple tried pushing Neumorphism in macOS Big Sur. Initially, I liked the previous icons better, but then the new ones grew on me. Unfortunately, it never took off the way minimalist icons did.

[doctorkj]

Best design is always the one not falling into any trends. Historically proven. If you fall for a trend design becomes meaningless.

[uday]

Hi super great presentation.
Is there any free custom font creater online which you can recommend here....

[joshuaiowa]

I dont understand why a creative would want to follow what so many others are doing? How many more copy and paste creatives do we need?

[joshuamejia]

are there real companies in the market other than nike, adidas, and apple that have the budget for these kind of campaigns, branding, logo and ux design?

[jazbose]

Yeah your thoughts on ai is right, But in all of these trends *NEUMORPHISM* is really attracts me a lot, surely will try to implement.

[murray.galbraith]

Anyone else feel like the interchangeable 2024 / 2025 / 2026 references were a glitch in the AI?
The simulation is hitting puberty, y'all

[no_ego]

omg i remember those 3D heart shaped names as a kid on microsoft

I don't know if anaglyph would be a correct word.. Is more like Chromatic aberration. Anagliphs is different kind of effect, not the ones in the video...