Talk:Design language

Forward Look

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Is Virgil Exner's Forward Look something that qualifies for inclusion here? --17:48, 17 February 2018 (UTC)D.C.Rigate (talk)

The article has, in Design language § Examples, the following automotive examples:

Cadillac introduced the Art and Science design philosophy in 2000, which emphasized sharp and crisp edges — what noted automotive journalist Dan Neil described as a "fractal geometric style."

Ford used the New Edge design language in the 1990s and early 2000s, which combined intersecting arcs to create soft aerodynamic shapes. Later Ford used Kinetic Design that featured a large lower trapezoidal grill on many vehicles.

Mazda has used the Nagare design language, which used flowing lines influenced by wind. Mazda later used the Kodo design language.

Other examples include the Dynamic Shield design language used by Mitsubishi, and Dynamic x Solid used by Subaru.

so the Forward Look might qualify as an earlier example. Guy Harris (talk) 08:42, 25 October 2025 (UTC)Reply

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