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When I look at the Carino's logo, the shape of it reminds me of a similar size logo which is from Srh.

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When I look at the Carino's logo, the shape of it reminds me of a similar size logo which is from Srh.

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Where do the palm trees end and the camels begin?

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This illusion works by confusing us about which part of the picture is the foreground and which in the background. On the left, the blue colour is palm trees and the gold is the sky. Gradually the blue becomes the sky and the gold turns into the camels.

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The PlayStation logo uses, continuity for the S as we perceive it to be an S and not two smaller shapes, it also uses closure on the sides of the P.

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FedEx - Gestalt Figure / Grounding Example

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FedEx - Gestalt Figure / Grounding Example

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In the "Ex" part of this logo, you can see both the lettering and the arrow, depending on which part you perceive as the Figure and which part you perceive as the Ground.

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When there is an intersection between two objects, we tend to perceive each object as a single uninterrupted object. This allows differentiation of stimuli even when they come in visual overlap. We have a tendency to group lines or curves that follow an established direction over those defined by sharp and abrupt changes in direction. Another example is the logo for the Halifax Bank (in the UK), which looks similar to the crossed keys.

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The logo for this zoo is really cool, some people see trees and birds (in black) first of all, others see the gorilla and lion (in white) facing each other.

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Closure- we organise our perceptions of the lines to perceive a woman in striped clothing.
Continuity- where the lines change direction eg; the elbows, we perceive the lines as continuing along the arm.
Proximity and similarity- lines close to one another and similar in direction are grouped together to describe one area of the body.

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Gestalt Principle  Closure          The beautiful Jesus Birth    

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Gestalt Principle  Closure          The beautiful Jesus Birth    

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It all depends of the first Perception you will receive, then you will focus on looking meticulously at all the details  on the whole figure and your Perception will change
completely.
By Alejandro Leanza

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Figure to ground - depending on whether we focus on the colour white as the figure or the brown colour of the fox. We can also use closure to see the figure as a whole logo of Peter and the wolf rather than separate parts.

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Figure-ground. Gestalt

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Gestalt principle closure

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Law of continuity

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Conservation- Gestalt Closure- Ajith -Monash

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Gestalt Principle: Face and Vases Illustration

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Gestalt Principle: Face and Vases Illustration

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Figure To ground

In this image, we see faces and vases which depend on our way of perception. If we see the white as the figure, then we perceive men and vice-versa.

Source: https://studiousguy.com/real-life-examples-gestalt-principles/

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When giving somebody our telephone number, we group the individual numbers.
In Britain that is typical in sets of 3: 123 456 789; in Germany it is in pairs: 12 34 56 78.

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By Rhodora Garcia-Medina
Medium: Watercolor on Canvas
18:12
08-12-20
The first thing that you see is the general picture but as you look closely, there is a story waiting to be seen and felt...

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https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.slideshare.net%2FLeahLewman%2Fthe-figureground-relationship-in-art&psig=AOvVaw17_5XebkTfqmObPKB7WNyn&ust=1597195400432000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAIQjRxqFwoTCMCaiNb-kesCFQAAAAAdAAAAABAI

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Principle of Gestalt- Do you see an young lady or an old lady?

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Principle of Gestalt- Do you see an young lady or an old lady?

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At first glance, it looks like an young lady. However, if you focus on the dot in the center of the picture, you'll see an old lady.

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from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:New_Zealand_Sign_Assembly_-_Road_Slippery_When_Wet.svg. car wheels cannot do this in reality - cross over - yet it is used all over Australia, and nz by the looks of it.

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Gestalt principle: Ashakiran.A.S

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:-) Sometimes something goes wrong.
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Principio de Gestalt: logo of Instituto Sedes Sapientiae in Brazil. 

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Principio de Gestalt: logo of Instituto Sedes Sapientiae in Brazil. 

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used for pop-ups in website windows

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Closure, figure-ground, continuity.

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closure

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Figure - ground. Princess or homeless?

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figure ground closure proximity

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Warning approaching traffic jam

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WWF logo

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Plane

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Olympic Rings

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Rows of columns :)

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Man on the moon

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Figure ground principle

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Celtic Knot

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Figure Ground relationship in advertising

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Figure Ground relationship in advertising

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Figure-Ground Relationship

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Closure.

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Many people realise that the Matterhorn Mountain in Switzerland is on the logo, but they don't see the outline of a bear in the mountain . The bear is the seal and coat of arms of Bern, the capital of Switzerland.

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Los Angeles’ Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)

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Los Angeles’ Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)

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MOCA use similarity to get me to see the MO and A when they are not really there. I find this really effective, as the logo itself is contemporary art using Gestalt theories.

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A great use of the Law of Proximity to make us see spectacle arms, when none exist!!

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A picture is worth a thousand words!!!!

Use all the imagination that this image provokes, a mixture of what we suppose and what we know ...

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Miguel Prieto Aguilar

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Miguel Prieto Aguilar

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A good example of the closure principle.

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A good example of the closure principle.

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Figure-ground relationship  Paris 2024 logo

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Figure-ground relationship  Paris 2024 logo

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The logo can be 'seen' as a gold medal, the Marianne woman figure of France and the Olympic flame.

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Figure-ground relationship of a Beauty Salon

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Figure-ground relationship of a Beauty Salon

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Here the rings appear to intersect

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Similar to the triangle image, but star.

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This is an example of the Gesalt principle, proximity. There is a cultural bias to see an X, and possibly for an implicit prejudice that it is seen first.

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Logo of the Curatorial Research Centre is formed from lines that were based on the letters C R C and in this form might also close to represent part of an ionic capital, a finger-print or labyrinth or maybe something else? What do you see?

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This is an example of the Gestsalt Principle, Proximity. All three objects in the logo are close together. 

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This is an example of the Gestsalt Principle, Proximity. All three objects in the logo are close together. 

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Figure ground logo
Vanessa E

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Law of Pragnanz: reality is reduced to its simplest form (we see 5 rings instead of all the separate shapes)

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Here is an example of an original Bauhaus poster

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Here is an example of an original Bauhaus poster

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Debora Leite Caputo

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This is an example of the Gestalt Principle, Proximity. All the objects in the logo are close together.

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There are many examples if we look for Gestalt and Bauhaus, and its influence on design.

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There are many examples if we look for Gestalt and Bauhaus, and its influence on design.

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Debora Leite Caputo

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When Steve Jobs died the company logo was adapted by a graphic designer. 

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When Steve Jobs died the company logo was adapted by a graphic designer. 

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There is a computer program with a library of features that can be added to a blank canvass. I gave it a go and came up with this. A keen observer will notice that the eyes are mirror reversed. The collection of these parts makes a face.

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Group of eight - Australia's leading Universities; leading excellence, leading debate
The Group of Eight (Go8) comprises Australia’s eight leading research Universities - The University of Melbourne, The Australian National University, The University of Sydney, The University of Queensland, The University of Western Australia, The University of Adelaide, Monash University and UNSW Sydney.

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Escher has numerous examples of figure-ground perceptions.
J Deurwaarder

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Principle: Logo for Hope for African Children Initiative

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Principle: Logo for Hope for African Children Initiative

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Two figures in orange looking at each other

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FedEx logo with an arrow between the E and the x.

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BY N'NANCOCQUOT CHRYSTELLE KOUASSI

The current IBM logo dates from 1976 and represents just the IBM letters, in blue, with horizontal stripes. The IBM logo represents the law of proximity. Taken separately, each line of the logo means nothing. But as a whole, they form the letters "I", "B" and "M". It is our brain that reconstructs them.

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Coffee cup with a company logo that applies the Gestalt principle of 'closure'.

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Black Flag logo: Four bars = A flag waving in the wind.