Example 15
Beauty Designer, May 2023
https://www.behance.net/gallery/169595453/flat-vector-illustration?tracking_source=search_projects|flat+design
This illustration uses a limited color palette, consisting mainly of shades of blue and green, which helps to create a cohesive and harmonious design. The use of negative space is also effective in creating a sense of balance and simplicity. In contrast, the use of contrasting colors adds visual interest and draws the eye toward the important elements of the illustration. The image's composition is well-designed, with the mountain range forming a central focus. The use of overlapping shapes and varying sizes of the mountain peaks add depth and dimension to the illustration, while the use of simplified shapes and bold colors helps to maintain the overall flat vector style.
Remember flat style design originates from the Swiss style (aka International Typographic Style) which dominated the design scene back in the 1950s. It came into existence in 1920s in Russia, the Netherlands and Germany, and became really popular in 1950s in Switzerland when the world-famous Helvetica typeface was designed (back in the day, it was called Neue Haas Grotesk). Keep this in mind when creating your posters.
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