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The document discusses Gestalt theory and its principles of visual perception that are relevant for advertising, including similarity, proximity, closure, and continuity. It provides examples of how each principle is applied in logos, advertisements, and web designs. For similarity, items that are similar in size, shape, or color tend to be grouped together. Proximity refers to objects closer together being perceived as more related. Continuity means following the smoothest line through a group of objects. And closure is the tendency to see complete images even when not all details are visible.
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- 1. Gestalt Theory In Advertising Alan’s Elves
- 2. What is Gestalt Theory? “It refers to theories of visual perception developed by German psychologists in the 1920s. These theories attempt to describe how people tend to organize visual elements into groups or unified wholes when certain principles are applied.” These theories are Similarity, Proximity, Closure, Continuity, Figure and Ground.
- 3. Similarity What is Gestalt’s law of Similarity? In short it is Items that are similar tend to be grouped together.
- 4. For Example In this image we see a set of triangles of various sizes and colours to create what we imagine to be the Statue of Liberty. We also see it used in advertising….
- 5. This logo is a prime example of Gestalts law of Similarity! Why?
- 6. Final Example This was an advertisement used for the Kia Soul. It places the Kia in the middle of many dull objects which appear to be related due to similarity in size, shape, color, etc.
- 7. Law of Continuity The law of continuity states that when we perceive a group of organised objects we follow the smoothest line through them.
- 8. Law of Continuity On the left we see a series unconnected dots, which we perceive as two lines, one wavy and one straight. This demonstrates the Law of Continuity because while what the picture is in fact a group of dots, we follow the smoothest path through them and see two lines. The intersecting lines on the right are seen frequently in every- day life. It demonstrates the law of continuity because we see it as two lines going through each other rather than as four lines which meet in the center.
- 9. This is an example of the law of continuity in advertising. The logo contains a break in the lines, which are the S and L of SportLocker, yet we still follow the smoothest path and see it as one line curling around the combination wheel.
- 10. This is an example of how the law of continuity is important in web design. The side menus are seen as being continuous and thus make the website more aesthetically pleasing, giving the website user a better experience.
- 11. Law of Proximity What is it?.... “Objects that are closer together are perceived as more related than objects that are further apart.”
- 12. Examples: ● This image was used to advertise food. ● We can see five triangles on top and bottom. ● Because the triangles are close together we can group them as one and they give the image of teeth whereas the square is not part of the group.
- 13. Times Square ● In this image we can see a number of different screens with images. ● Some of these screens are parted to show half of an image. If we combine these screens they form a full image.
- 14. ● This image can also be used to show the law of proximity. ● All the symbols are close to each other and grouped together they form the image in the picture.
- 15. Law of Closure Is there really a dog here?
- 17. What do we see in this picture? How does it get the reason for it being used or what its for across to us?
- 18. This is the Logo for Browning guns.
- 19. Thank You
Editor's Notes
- This image works to highlight the Kia Soul by placing it among dull, identical objects in shape and color. This makes the car stand out as it is the only form of color that is seen throughout the image. Our eye is automatically drawn to the car because it is the center focus of the image and the only thing that is seen as unique among all of the similar items.