Gestalt
What is the positive shape and what is the negative shape in figure/ground?
The positive shape is the figure/in the front.
The negative shape is the ground/faded in the background.
What are examples of regularity?
Examples of Regularity:
Habits
Nature
Grammer
What is an example of symmetry?
Butterfly wings
The human body
Shapes
Examples of closure?
Our brains automatically filling out half of a letter that is missing in a photo.
What is a good example of pragnanaz?
A jack-o-lantern
What is continuation?
the principle that our eyes will follow perceived lines.
What is regularity?
When things become so regular they create a pattern.
Where do we find similarity?
Visual attributes like shape, size, color, value, and texture.
What is Isomorphic Correspondence most commonly related to?
Cultural background/traditions.
How does it work?
If you begin creating with drawing simple geometric shapes, our brains will perceive it better.
What is figure/ground?
a relationship where elements are perceived as either the foreground or background in an image.
What is common fate?
the grouping of associated items that appear to move together.
What is symmetry?
Seeing a connection and creating a visual balance when an object is reflected by an axis.
What is closure?
Our ability to fill in the gaps of what is not there.
Conciseness
What is Gestalt Theory?
Our physical perception and the way our brain organizes and simplifies objects by looking at them as a whole system.
What is proximity?
The grouping of objects that are close to one another.
What is similarity?
The principle that we group things that appear to be the same.
What is Isomorphic Correspondence?
The way we add meaning to things we see based on memoirs, past experiences, and our culture.
A preference to recognize and order objects into simple and clear groups.