What is this style called? Inspiration thread

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Another more illustration based example. Artist is Shawnax

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By HWAL

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by Christina Magnussen

All the backgrounds for Monument Valley as well

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>>277211
I would say these are just Lowpoly style with gradient coloring? Done in Cinema 4D maybe?

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GIF by Angela Chan

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You really need to start asking for names of things. There's no omniscient god of graphic design that goes around naming things. Few concepts in design have a name until the day they get a manifesto or a book written about them.

>how to master it
Illustrator's gradient fill, an understanding of color theory, and talent. I've been doing stuff like this last semester (in art school) but Im not that great

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>>277249
here's what it looked like btw ( 3rd try, 4chan doesn't seem to like my PDFs)

>>277205
This style is vector art. They use illustrator and a fuck ton of vectors.

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>>277253
Clearly that poster matches up many similar other abstract pieces like in sample and thus falls under a specific style. The question OP asks is probably what is the term is to find more.
I feel like it's a post- vaporwave minimalist. But can't think of a term for it either.

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>>277286
>a post- vaporwave minimalist

It doesn't have a name, but if I had to describe it it's pastel gradients.

This is one of those things where you're trying to describe a feeling rather than an actual style. Like nostalgia.

Nothing new at all, was a phase in the mid 00s but started in the 60s in Japan.

Although of course woodblock print gradients go much further back

This is Memphis style remixed for 2016 bullshit

>>277337
i would say so too, memphis with a bit of minimalism and vaporwave

vectors and gradients looking pretty, to sum it up

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>>277205
I just made something in this kind of gradient driven color style. Would love to find more like this stuff as well. I know Giant Claw's Deep Web cover art is similar.