Perception by Raelynn Grimstead

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The picture of the brick on our house shows the lines converging at the end. This is an example of linear perspective.

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The picture of the medals demonstrates interposition because they are overlapping. The one on top looks close, but they are about the same distance away.

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The picture of the K shows that although it is not a perfectly completed K, we still perceive it as such because of closure.

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This picture is an example of a texture gradient because the grass up close is course/rigid and the grass far away is fine.

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Although these cups are the exact same, the cup closer to the camera looks much larger than the one in the back. This is a perfect demonstration of relative size.

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The orange demonstrates relative clarity because it is much more clear than the counter. The background seems hazy.

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As you can see, the paper stands out more than the Sharpies because the Sharpies are in the background. Our minds focus on the main object instead of the background. This is known as figure and ground.

rmgrimstead159 — 2024-10-14 18:35:29 UTC

This picture is an example of continuity because you can see that the line at the top of both of the A's guides your eyes through the word.

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In this picture, you group the pens separately instead of one group because they are closer together. This is due to proximity.

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This picture demonstrates similarity because you group the green markers together and the blue markers are separate. This is because we perceive things that are alike as a group.