A Study on show window display method of expression using Fun designs

김선정,; 유진형,

doi:10.35216/kisd.2015.10.5.79

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“…With the instability of social development, modern people face increasing uneasiness and pressure, which has given rise to a psychological desire to escape reality. In this psychological phenomenon, the tendency to pursue 'Fun' rises continuously, and people become interested in simple and pleasant things, shifting from consumption for necessity to consumption for pleasure and fun [3]. American cognitive psychologist Donald A. Norman claimed in his book 'Emotional Design' that if using a product satisfies the user's need and brings pleasure simultaneously, it will quickly achieve the expected objective and generate warm and positive feelings [4].…”

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A Research on Fun Design's Expressive Elements of Graphic Patterns in Cultural and Creative Products

Li,

Wang

2024

JDAEM

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In today's society, people's demand for products is no longer limited to meeting rigid demands but emphasizes spiritual and psychological pleasure and satisfaction in the products purchased. Fun design for cultural and creative products rises in response to the proper time and conditions. In the fun design of cultural and creative products, the design of graphic patterns will give people a more intuitive aesthetic feeling. However, there is insufficient research on the expressive elements of fun graphic patterns in cultural and creative products. The purpose of this research is to study the key elements and the artistic functions shown in different fun design types by analyzing them in relation to different expressive elements based on the many types of graphic patterns in fun design in cultural and creative products. This study investigates and examines the four fun design types, namely, direct use, cartoonisation, symbolic use, and use conversion of graphic patterns in cultural and creative products, in combination with the seven fun design expressive elements, including transformation, deviation, optical illusion, reversal, association, exaggeration, and implication. It concludes that all seven expressive elements of fun design are expressed to a certain extent in graphic pattern fun designs of cultural and creative products. However, these expressive elements show differences in their use according to different graphic pattern fun designs.

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confidence: 99%