Retro

What Is Retro?

Retro is a paid collection of **3D illustrations** depicting electronic devices from the 1990s. It provides 16 high-quality 3D models designed to add a nostalgic 90s aesthetic to design projects, fitting into the illustrations category for UI and product mockups. Available in formats compatible with Figma and Blender, including PNG files with transparent backgrounds, Retro supports integration into various design workflows where retro-themed visuals are needed.

What Retro Does

• Offers 16 distinct 3D illustrations of retro devices such as typewriter, TV, video camera, vinyl player, microphone, cassette player, Dendy console, boombox, joystick, floppy disk, Macintosh computer, Gameboy, Polaroid camera, mobile phone, and CD disc.
• Provides files in multiple formats: Figma file, Blender file, and PNG exports with transparent backgrounds.
• Delivers premium quality renders optimized for use in promotional materials, apps, websites, and personal projects.
• Supports customization through editable Figma and Blender files for adjustments in design software.
• Includes detailed 3D models with attention to 90s-era specifics, suitable for UI illustrations and mockups.
• Enables access to a larger library of over 5000 illustrations and mockups via Pro Access subscription at $10 per month, alongside one-time purchase option at $28.

How Retro Can Be Used

• Integrate Retro 3D illustrations into app mockups to evoke 90s nostalgia, such as placing a retro mobile phone or Gameboy in user interface prototypes within Figma.
• Use Blender files to customize device models for website hero sections or promotional banners, adjusting lighting and angles for project-specific needs.
• Overlay PNG exports with transparent backgrounds onto product designs, like adding a cassette player or floppy disk to digital marketing visuals.
• Incorporate into UI kits for apps targeting retro gaming themes, combining elements like joysticks and boomboxes with modern layouts.
• Enhance personal projects by importing illustrations into design workflows for animations or static graphics featuring vintage electronics.

Who Is Retro For?

Retro serves digital designers, UI/UX specialists, and developers working on projects that benefit from 90s-inspired **3D illustrations**, including promo materials, app interfaces, and websites. It suits those handling nostalgic themes in Figma or Blender workflows, from individual creators to teams building engaging visuals with retro electronic devices. Experience levels range from intermediate users familiar with vector and 3D tools to advanced designers seeking ready-to-use assets. Visit Retro