英文摘要 |
In this paper, the ambiguous figures in Illusion Principle are studied. There are 12 famous figures of Illusion Principle are investigated and discussed. The Stud is divided into three stages according to colors and shapes of figures. In the first stage, the visual sensitivity on the transformation relationship between figure and ground is discussed. In the second stage, the influences of monochrome and color figures of illusions on visual sensitivity are discussed. In the third stage, the visual sensitivity on hidden figures is studies. The tested users are older than 18 years old and are divided into design group and non-design group. The Chi-Square method is used to check the difference of visual sensitivity between these two groups. There are four main conclusions made in this study. First, the white colors may be viewed as the ground when the figure’s color is white and its area is increased. Second, the memory for original figures change after reversion of black-white when there are closed margin lines in the ground. Third, the visibility for tested users with learning background of design is higher than that for tested users with learning background of non-design. Fourth, the change of figure color has some effects of guidance. However, most tested users still keep original memory. |