英文摘要 |
Throughout history, humans have utilized lines, shapes, textures, spaces, and colors to craft images that convey information and express emotions. Over time, these visual elements have become the cornerstone of design, evolving through accumulated experience. Design is the strategic integration of these elements, serving as a practical means to communicate messages and concepts, while influencing the audience's perception, emotions, and actions. Among these elements, the use of color and its mastery are particularly crucial, as they significantly affect the emotional tone and persuasiveness of a design. With the advancement of technology, Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) has achieved significant breakthroughs and is now widely applied. However, human perception of color is influenced by emotions, cultural background, and personal experiences. Can GAIgenerated images effectively convey the subtle emotional nuances associated with color and tone? What limitations and constraints exist in its color representation? This study focuses on DALL-E as the subject of research, selecting 30 color themes from the Nagumo Haruyoshi Color Image Chart and analyzing the images generated by DALL-E through in-depth interview. The findings reveal that although most images are recognized for their color accuracy and unity, there are challenges in conveying subtle emotional themes, necessitating manual adjustment. The study also emphasizes the significance of integrating deep learning with extensive cultural data to enhance the application value and accuracy of Generative Artificial Intelligence in design and artistic creation. |