A 1983 <n>Muppet Magazine</n> sticker featuring <n>Gonzo</n> as a photographer.

A <n>Manatee</n> mother and calf, photographed by the <n>U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service</n>.

A <n>Frutiger Aero</n> collage with <n>Windows Live Messenger</n> icons over the <n>Bliss</n> wallpaper by <n>Charles O'Rear</n>.

The March 1979 cover of <n>Blueboy</n> magazine, a pioneering gay men's lifestyle publication.

Album cover for <n>Diplo</n>'s self-titled 2022 album. Photo by <n>Jason Miller</n>.

An abstract digital wallpaper in the <n>Frutiger Aero</n> design style.

A digital painting of actor <n>Christian Bale</n>.

Album art for <n>202FODDER</n> by artist <n>jaemes</n>.

<n>Stacks of colorful photos</n> by <n>SSilver</n>, an image representative of the <n>Frutiger Aero</n> aesthetic.

A collection of default <n>Windows Vista Userpictures</n>, part of the <n>Frutiger Aero</n> design aesthetic.

<n>EnergyBlue</n>, a GUI skin designed by <n>Freedom Environment</n> in the <n>Frutiger Aero</n> aesthetic.

A <n>Chinese white dolphin</n>, also known as a pink dolphin, in the waters near <n>Hong Kong</n>.

<n>George Harrison</n> before a mural by artist <n>B. Prabha</n> at HMV studio, Mumbai, January 1968. Photo by <n>The Gramophone Company of India Ltd</n>.

<n>Babydoll Southdown lambs</n> photographed by <n>Whiffle & Hum Farm Co.</n>

The illustration <n>Chinese Mantis Fairy</n> by artist <n>Malina Dowling</n>.

Album art for the single <n>Catch</n> by <n>The Cure</n>, released in 1987. Design by <n>Parched Art</n>.

A <n>Cymbidium orchid</n> by floral artist <n>Brittany Asch</n>.

A digital collage in the <n>Frutiger Aero</n> aesthetic by <n>Frutiger Aero</n>.

A close-up of a <n>Phalaenopsis</n> orchid, used in promotional material for <n>The Mind</n> event.

<n>David Bowie</n> in a <n>Burretti</n> suit, photographed by <n>Terry O'Neill</n> in 1974.

A sculpture from the <n>Computer Component Bugs</n> series by artist <n>Julie Alice Chappell</n>.

A micrograph of various <n>Diatoms</n>, a major group of algae.

A digital illustration embodying the <n>Frutiger Aero</n> aesthetic, prevalent from roughly 2004 to 2013.

A recreation of the <n>Apple</n> <n>iTunes 9 Icon</n> by designer <n>Brian Frick</n>.

<n>Spirale</n> by artist <n>Annalisa Tocco</n>.

A <n>Frutiger Aero</n> UI concept created in Photoshop in 2013, part of a series of fan edits.

A digital illustration in the <n>Frutiger Aero</n> style, depicting a sustainable city.