Table of Contents
- 1.Items and comparison conditions
- 2.Effect Setting
- 2-1. Popular
- 2-2. Theme
- 2-3. Techniques
- 2-4. Effects
- 2-5. Materials
- 2-6. Concept
- 3.Color and Tone
- 4.Light
- 5.Camera Angle
2. Effect setting
In the Effect Settings tab, you can select “All” to list the effects.Selecting Popularity will display the most frequently used effects.Not only one effect, but also multiple effects can be superimposed.This section describes each of the following categories: Trends, Themes, Techniques, Effects, Materials, and Concepts.
2-1. Popular
Art Deco: A decorative design style popular in the 1920s and 1930s.Characterized by geometric patterns.
Art Nouveau: A decorative art style that made extensive use of curves and was popular from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century.
Baroque: A luxurious and ornate art style popular in Europe during the 17th century.
Bauhaus: Design movement of the early 20th century that emphasized functionality and simplicity.
Constructivism: A movement of abstract and geometric design and architecture that emerged in Russia in the early 20th century.
Cubism : An artistic movement of the early 20th century that depicted objects from multiple perspectives and decomposed them into geometric forms.
Cyberpunk: A style that focuses on futuristic technology and social disintegration.
Fantasy: A style with imaginative, otherworldly or magical themes.
Fauvism: An artistic movement of the early 20th century characterized by bright colors and a bold touch.
Film noir: A style of film that focuses on dark atmospheres and crime themes.
Glitch art: An art style that intentionally uses digital errors.
Impressionism : A painting movement in the late 19th century that emphasized natural light and color.
Industrial: A design style that emphasizes industrial materials and functionality.
Maximalism: A style characterized by rich ornamentation, layering diverse elements.
Minimalism: A style that pursues simplicity, expressed through a minimum of necessary elements.
Modern art: Art that pursues new methods of expression unrestrained by tradition from the late 19th to the 20th century.
Modernism: innovative and experimental art and architectural trends of the early 20th century.
New Expressionism: An artistic movement popular in the 1980s that emphasizes emotion and intuition.
Pointillism: A technique of painting with small dots.
Psychedelic: A style characterized by bright, fantastic colors and patterns.
Science Fiction: A style that focuses on the future, space, science and technology.
Steampunk: Futuristic fantasy based on the technology of the Industrial Revolution era.
Surrealism: An artistic movement of the early 20th century that expressed dreams and the unconscious.
Synthesism: a style that combines and integrates different elements and styles.
Synthwave: The design incorporates the retro music and visual style of the 1980s.
Vaporwave: A style that combines retro music and aesthetics of the digital age.
