英文摘要 |
It is important for advertisements to have a special visual style of the image because audiences today have a stronger desire for better visual images. Public service advertising, in particular, is aimed at certain groups or for certain appeals in order to develop empathy of the audience and, furthermore, move the audience and induces osmosis. The most significant factor in determining whether an advertisement is attention-getting or not is that the visual style of its design must attract audience and allow them to remember the focus of attention and preference that are intended to convey, and the designer can use it for reference about how to display the image of an advertisement. This study sampled the awardees in the category of public service advertising of the Times Awards for the 2013-2017. The selected samples were classified into ten types of visual style by experts, which are: problem-solution, humor, verbal representation, suspicion, special effect, verification, celebrity endorsement, irony, drama, and ideology. This study examined whether there was difference in the focus of attention and preference for the visual style in public service advertisements between design-background students and non-design-background students. The research findings are as follows: 1. Design-background students have a stronger preference for the visual styles of humor and ideology in advertisements than non-design-background students. 2. Design-background students focus more attention on the visual styles of humor and ideology in advertisements than non-design-background students; non-design-background students focus more attention on the visual style of verification. |