Blog Post - Visual Cues + Theories

 Movement

This graphic design “Show me the light” from imagesfree.net incorporates light in order to show movement.
Depth

 This graphic design "Arizona" from Mr.DeZago-Wordpress.com shows depth with the colors and design that is used.

 Repeated Forms


This graphic design on the "Heart Pillow" Cushion Cover is using a Repeated Form to create a sense of movement.

 Habituation

 This graphic design is a cute design showing the word "Habituation" and Learned Behaviors.

 Continuation

 This graphic design is an example of Continuation with no clear outline but the "book" is recognizable through alignment of objects.

 Proximity


This graphic design is an example from stevesinhscreativephoto.blogspot.com is
a graphic presentation of Proximity where the circles on the right look more like they are a part of a group and not as scattered.

Comments

  1. CLUMay 6, 2019 at 10:33 AM

    nice examples -- habituation can also reference visuals we "overlook" but have beauty in shape and form.

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