The Perception of Representation in Visual Graphic Language
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This paper addresses an interesting field of communication, namely visual graphic language. The principles of this special communication language (visual graphic language) are presented in a case study that highlights graphic visual perception of the subjects regarding some representations explained in this article. This research paper follows the understanding of the proposed representation by the case study subjects, which are illustrated through charts and percentages that explain how they perceived and translated these graphic representations. Future research will focus on the subject’s ability to represent themselves new graphic representations, starting with those proposed by the authors of this article.
Keywords: Perception, visual graphic language, graphic comparative study, representation.
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