Gesalt Letters

The design above depicts the Gestalt Letter principle of similarity. The conjoined GC figure is repeated with the same size but slightly different proximity within each row. The figures are repeated 4 times in each row with the same distance from each other. For some of the figures the G and C switched places but still look alike to the other adjacent figures in which the places of the G and C remain the same. The C was rotated 180 degrees to face the G. The result of this design came out as expected, each figure are almost facsimiles of each other. However I could've made more minor differences between each figure while maintaining to be similar.

This design shows the gestalt letter principle of figure-ground. The O and C's were used to cut certain strokes and serifs . This creates a unique figure with cut of parts that seem to be separated and cut from each other. The result was an abstract yet recognizable figure that turned out just fine. No parts seem to be too abnormal or out of place. One thing I would do to improve this principle of design next time is make the figure even bigger so there can be more detail to be added.

For this gestalt letter design, I chose to represent proximity. The T's have certain positions and alignment to one and another. The certain set of T's have a farther distance from the other set. Some are more grouped together and closer. A couple of t's interact with the arms or brackets of the T's. Overall it turned out very well. I could improve with proximity of each individual T much better. Furthermore I could correct slight imprecisions in certain places of the design. 

The gestalt letter principle shown above is continuity. The lowercases h's continue downwards in a zigzag formation. A few of the h's are more distant to the other adjacent h's. My design process for this was to continue a certain pattern that was just horizontal or vertical which are the most common continuations. I decided to make a diagonal continuity of h's in a zigzag style. I felt like this design can still use more precision and more creativity can be implemented. But all in all the result turned out to be pleasing.

 

Finally this gestalt letter design illustrates the principle of closure. The I's form a vertical rectangle with minor gaps on the parallel top to bottom sides, As stated earlier it continues to illustrates the shape of the rectangle. During the process of this design, I wanted it to be simple and easy to see and understand why this illustrates the principle of closure. If I ever do a design relevant to this topic again, I will add more to it for the design to show the gestalt letter principle of closure.