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figure/ground

similarityproximityclosurecontinuance

translationrotationreflectionglide/reflectiondilation

symmetric balanceasymmetric balanceambiguous balanceneutral balance

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Gestalt is a pysochological term that means “unified whole”. The human eye naturally organizes visual elements into groups. German psyochologists developed this visual perception theory in the 1920’s to better describe why and how things are aestheti-cally pleasing.

principles of grouping

Gestalt Laws of Grouping

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position is identified by figure and background

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ilarity- Objects that resem

ble one another are often percieved as a group

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Proxim

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ents in close range are identified as a set

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Closu

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plete object is identified as a whole w

hen the viewer’s eye com

pletes missing inform

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ce- Figures tend to be integrated into perceptual wholes w

hen aligned and implying a m

utual direction

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symmetry

In this section, the correspondence betweenelements on the picture plane are observed. The viewer’s eye is directed and moves across theimage in relation to the alignment of the objects.

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Translatio

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he figure is mapped out into equal linear points of correspondence

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- The figure is turned on a predeterm

ined point. All elem

ents are at a fixed distance from the axis

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Reflectio

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he figure is rotated on the plane 180 degrees. The result is a m

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- Figure is rotated from the plane 180 degrees, gliding into a new

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Dilatio

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n element changes in size at regular intervals

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Balance is characterized by the distribution of elements within a composition. The relationship between forms on the picture plane are percieved based on the natural equilibrium in the human body. Forms can be placed to direct the eye and communicate the mes-sage to the viewer.

compositional balance

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position is balanced with elem

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alance- Form

s are placed irregularly in relation to a central axis.

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Neutral B

alance- Elem

ents are placed at random creating a com

postition that lacks emphasis

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desn

200 in the graphic design program

at the kcai—m

ichael kidwell, assistant professor.

Kristen R. Ashton

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