Airbrush Surrealism

Airbrush surrealism is a design style popular from the late 1960s to the mid-1980s, built on airbrushed illustration with supersaturated colors, juxtaposed or floating objects, chrome textures, lightning, and x-ray designs. Clothing carries airbrushed elements outright, or is dyed to look airbrushed. Surrealist motifs run through the prints, most often faces, parts of faces, the human body, or isolated objects.