Art is being devoured by technology and cultural apathy and we're watching it slowly erode the quality of all media works.
30 years ago, a designer working in games or film or whatever, knew how to draw. Knew the basics of composition. Color theory. Design language. Anatomy. Calligraphy. Typology. I found a 1930s art tutorial book and there was a whole section on how to lay out and paint signs for your local butcher or baker, with lots of cool ornate text and clever use of shapes and pattern. None of today's artists have any sort of multi-disciplinary mastery of art... they hyper specialize in just FONTS or just "user experience".
Today technology does most of the work. Nobody is painting signs, or hand drawing lettering. People specialize in "graphic design" and never learn to draw people, or how to make patterns by hand, they just copy templates and paste in pre made patterns and follow whatever norms the rest of the design world is currently into. Thus we have come to today's graphic design landscape of extremely basic, simple, minimalist art.
This also comes from a cultural decline. The art of a people reflects their spirit. Look at the ornamentation of ancient churches, or the dense and delicate patterns of clothing from the 1960s, and compare it to today... our art is of a people exhausted, with no passion, just the simple basic minimum, because they don't have the fire in their hearts to create wondrous and beautiful things anymore.