The Art of
Breach of Space

We make strong use of leading lines and bold brash geometric forms in our work. paying careful attention to how shapes and forms work together to create a stylistically elegant product that is both industrial and artistic in feeling. Some major aspects of retro industrial design we focus on are; bold strong geometric forms; flowing and leading lines; aerodynamic forms with use of wings, tails, and spirals; forms that flow into one another with few sharp corners.

We aim to design everything with a purpose and not just create a random radio that feels like it is scifi-esque. We want to always make sure that whatever we create pushes the final aesthetic... constantly asking ourselves what forms we must exemplify and leave out to create a wholistic and unified world.

Our other main stylistic influence has been real life space age technology and classic grungey science fiction influences. For example the International Space Station has been a major inspiration for how we can combine our two aesthetic worlds together. The specific elements of the I.S.S. we have focused on are its busy technological walls filled to the brim with patterns and textures of sharp corners, intense winding mazes, lines, and dashes, with forms that have only slight moments of rest.

Mood Board

For our color pallet and overall evocative feeling we have selected to primarily focus on stark value contrast, heavy usage of neons and purlples, and a specific emphasis on saturation in various localized areas (lights, objects). Below is a mood board we have put together to establish the emotional feeling we are looking for in our design work. Specific titles we have referenced for lighting and mood (colors, overarching form construction) are Undertale and Space Dandy.

Concept Art Examples

Below are examples of concept art that we have already completed to show off the ultimate goal of our design principles.