University:
Boston University
Course:
CFA AR 226 | Sophomore Graphic Design Spring: Form, Communication
Academic year:

2022
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5CelestialChronicle

Proximity Gestalt Grouping Grouping & Similarity Shapes Patterns Positive/Neg. Similarity Similarity Closure Nearly complete familiar lines and shapes are more readily seen as complete (closed) than incomplete lines and shapes Closure Facilitates Grouping Symmetry Facilitates Grouping Closure Creation of Adam Michelangelo Continuity Visual elements that require the fewest number of interruptions will be grouped to form continuous straight or curved lines. Continuity Continuity Continuity Positive - Negative Positive = Dominant Field Negative = Passive Field Object Relationship Dark Element/Light Background Contract

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