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MAININNOVATIONS
TECHNOLOGICAL
Use of Industrial Materials Design for Mass Production Publication and Poster Designs Architecture
Through the Bauhaus/Modern movement, art and industrial manufacturing have been integrated together. Designers of this movement learned to use materials such as glass, and steel to incorporate into functional yet abstract industrial designs
(I.e. architecture, furniture, etc.). Many were engineered in a way that it can be easily mass produced and affordable for everyday lives of people. This art movement period also went through a great reimagining of the publication and poster designs. It uses a minimalistic layout, geometric designs and a clear/ straightforward composition—all of which follows the same principle which is "Form follows function."