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When looking at this team, the person at the end of the line appears to be smaller than the person at the beginning of the line. This is because of relative size, which makes objects that are further away seem smaller.- Abby Painovich

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When you look at this photo, you can see 12, 13, 14 and A, B, C. The stimulus 13 is the same in each case but is perceived differently because of the influence of the context where it appears. We expect to see a letter in the context of other letters, and we expect to see a number in the context of other numbers.
-Cortney Scarbrough

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This is an example of closure. It shows a few orange slices, but our brain analyzes a triangle that is formed by the oranges location. - Travis Timm

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The Unilever logo appears to us as a large "U", when in fact it is a collection of images in the shape of a U. Our brain groups these together to perceive them as a U.

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Do you see the mountains fading away? This picture is an example of Relative Clarity because it is foggy in the back round making it look more distant.  -Megan Hodena

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This picture is an example of gestalt grouping principle of proximity because the objects nearby each other are being grouped together  to create a new image. At first we see random blocks but once those blocks are put together we see a square. - Lauralynne Nissen

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Do you see the hallway getting smaller? If so, you are experiencing linear perspective. This means that parallel lines converge with distance. This hallway seems to be getting smaller but in fact it is simply the distance of the parallel lines.-Annika Maser

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Depth perception cues - you can insert videos to display concepts.  Here is another example.  

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Depth perception cues - you can insert videos to display concepts.  Here is another example.  

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Take a look Bob Ross painting. He does an excellent job showing how artists use several monocular cues to create depth in their artwork.

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The viewers eye naturally follows the curve going through the H. -Alyssa Grinsteinner

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Though I originally said this is overlay, this a better example of light and shadow because the sun is brighter than my hand. It could also be relative height as the sun seems to be close to my hand. Either way, we can comprehend that though it looks like I am holding the sun, it is obviously much larger than my hand. -Katelyn France

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The brain perceives continuous movement in a rapid series of slightly varying images. That is why we see this gif as a fish becoming a man as a movie without seeing each individual page. - Katelyn France

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Can you identify all 5 gestalt principles

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Can you identify all 5 gestalt principles

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Take a look at the image below.

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What concept is being displayed in this image below?

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What concept is being displayed in this image below?

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You perceive a star due to the gestalt principle of closure. Your brain likes to complete incomplete or imperfect images so it perceives a star when one is not truly present

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Relative size is a perceptual clue that allows you to determine how close objects are to an objects unknown size. In this example I am holding a lighthouse. I am holding the lighthouse which makes it seem like I am bigger than it. This is called Relative Size, making objects farther away look smaller than what they actually are. -Rebecca Matson

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Relative Clarity is a monocular cue which is a light from the distant that objects what passes through the atmosphere so they are perceived as hazy and farther away. In this picture you can see that the background is foggy farther in the distance. This is an example of Relative Clarity. -Rebecca Matson

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Do you think the chalk and the eraser are the same size? This photo is displaying relative size, which is a point of view making things look bigger when closer to the eye and objects that are farther away look smaller.
- Courtney Hart and Madison Libra

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Dave is  5' 9" in height and the fish looks as big as him. the cat fish looks so big is from the relative height the fish is closer so it makes it look like the fish is as big as Dave at 5' 9".
Brandon Janssen Adam Borash

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what do you see in the logo? do you see a square, U's, the word sun? this is an example of proximity

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Perceptual Set is when you perceive or notice some of the available sensory data and ignore others. Basically, you think you see something that is normal, but in fact you are seeing something that is not normal. In my example, You see the alphabet,  but if you look closer, you see that the B, is a 13. The R is a 12. And the W is actually 2 v's [Sharpie bled through so it actually looks like a W]

-Adam Borash [Grouped with Brandon J.]

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How many faces do you see? We tend to group objects that are close together as part of the same object. This example from the Girl Scouts presents three faces, two outlined in white, one in green. However, they appear to be a part of the one item. It can be perceived as both separate faces, or one item.
- Courtney Hart and Madison Libra

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Do you see how the trees are fading away? This is an example of relative clarity

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are the people in the back smaller or the same size? the correct answer is they are the same size. if you thought that they where smaller that is okay, because what you are experiencing is called linear perspective, that is were things that are farther away seem to be smaller and closer together that what they really are.

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This assignment has now closed.  Students had several days to complete examples in class and 2 additional days past the due date to post late work.

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This assignment has now closed.  Students had several days to complete examples in class and 2 additional days past the due date to post late work.

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Assignment is now past due as we have moved on to the next unit.