英文摘要 |
Fashion illustration is an indispensable drawing skill in the process of costume design learning. During the design process, it is necessary to pay attention to its visual effects which currently few people have noticed this problem in the relevant research fields in Taiwan. Therefore, it is necessary and valuable to present the best visual beauty of fashion illustrations for reference in clothing design practice and teaching. The main purpose of this research is to explore whether there is a correlation between the style of fashion illustration and the head-to-body ratio. The first stage would summarize the head-to-body ratio in the fashion illustration through the document analysis method and simulate the proportions of the human body with different leg lengths to go with different lengths and styles of clothing. By adapting the sorting method at the second stage, subjects would compare each style in an incremental manner. Kendall's concordance coefficient was calculated in order to understand the reliability and results of the ranking. Then, using one-way analysis of variance to explore whether the average value of different proportions reaches the significant level of difference. Finally, using Duncan posteriori comparison to understand the differences and groupings of each proportion. The semantic analysis at the third stage mainly explored the common factors that affect the visual aesthetics of the fashion illustrations images. Analyzed the factor loadings of each scale through factor analysis and calculated each concept’s factor score and the coordinate position of the semantic space for further in-depth discussion. This study has found that the most beautiful fashion illustration styles resulted in 8.5 heads tall in underwear, 9 heads tall in shorts, 9.5 heads tall in dresses, 10.5 heads tall in maxi dresses, and 10 heads tall in evening gowns. The result of the least beautiful fashion illustration styles was 7.5 heads tall in most styles except for the 11 heads tall in underwear; the visual effect and image evaluation of the body ratio at 7.5 heads tall was mostly poor. The image evaluation ratios of underwear and shorts styles and the concordance factor was not good, indicating that the ratio of underwear and shorts should not be too extreme. Dresses, maxi dresses, and evening gowns styles were better in visual effects and imagery evaluations, showing that longer dress styles are suitable for taller head-to-body ratios. |