Trends are always brand new. TRUE or FALSE?

This trend is recognized by rainbows, ribbons of color, it references late 70s or early 80s video cassette boxes; it's clean bright, has a level of positivity to it; it also has references to 60s and 70s home furnishings; its fun bright and interesting.

This trend is recognized by deeply detailed borders, frames and ornaments. This trend is often seen in pubs, windows and restaurants.

This trend is seen a lot in motion design. It's recognized by combining imagery. It creates feelings of mistery and romanticism. It's used in video in motion and it's also used in static design typography.

This trend is recognized by hyper bright and high chroma illuminated gradients of color.

This trend is recognized by fruit being a major visual design and is symbolic.

This trend is an attention grabber. It's recognized by hand using realistic shadows to create physical 3D space. It's being used everywhere in books, posters, illustration and typography.

This trend is recognized by vintage fonts and hand brushed and stroked letter forms cursive paired with san serif and block letters.

This trend is recognized by super clean and simple geometric abstract shapes tubes, circles bright colors. It's emotionally fun, clean and modernistic. It appears in posters,food packaging and web design.

This trend is recognized by using unusual materials to create typographic designs.

This trend is to be recognized by all type layouts, jigsaw arrangements of typography interlocking shapes. It could be hand drawn or it can be computer-aided design.

This trend is animated. It's a mash-up of the words and represents three-dimensional objects. It made its appearance in gaming apps from the 1980s Qbert, Marble Madness and Sega's Axon.

This trend is recognized by hyper minimalistic black-and white san serif type in broken layouts with truncated letter forms.

This trend is characterized by what looks like a colored paper Xerox with distressed type, textures, and haphazard collage layout. It has an unusual amateurish of font pairing choices. The history comes from band posters.

This trend is characterized by bright high chroma color heavily pixelated like bad computer painting app. It's visually violent in a way it almost hurts the eyes with abstract collages of random images and random shapes and cropping.