The Reciprocal Relationship between the Form and the Ground in the Typographic Decorative Designs

Abstract

The reciprocal relationship between the figure and the floor is one of the variables that occurred in the reciprocal relationship. Through the study conducted by the researchers on the decorative typographic designs, it was found that it was worthy to be studied, so the researchers identified its problem by asking: What is the reciprocal relationship between the shape and the floor in the decorative typographic designs? While the two researchers dealt with the theoretical framework through two sections, the first section includes the mental aspects of realizing the relationship between shapes and floors . and the second section includes the aesthetics of decorative designs based on the materials and techniques of the era of technology. As for the third chapter, where the researchers followed the analytical descriptive approach, the researchers identified the research community, which is (50) forms, and its sample was intentionally chosen by 10%.

The fourth chapter is the results of the research:

The shape is always realized in most cases above and in front of the floor, and sometimes gaps occur in it or treatments are done through it. As for the conclusions, the use of exchange in the elements led to achieving a new approach to study the role of actual movement in supporting the typographic design, and thus achieved attracting attention and arousing interest.

The researchers recommended taking advantage of electronic programs and assistive devices to support the educational process in the productive field.