Research On 3D Visual Morphology In Graphic Design

With the advent of the digital age,the field of graphic design has undergone qualitative changes.The traditional visual effects in two-dimensional form can no longer satisfy people's daily life aesthetics,and no longer conform to the economic and cultural development trends;digital media and software.The convenience of using modern technology has become a powerful weapon for visual form innovation design.The development of new technology media has impacted our understanding of visual form and liberated people's visual thinking mode.The new aesthetic experience has led to the birth of a new visual form.The traditional graphic design breaks through the limitation of the static plane dimension.The graphic design of the digital age needs to fundamentally recreate the visual form.This thesis studies the three-dimensional visual form of graphic design from the development of digital technology,the development of media,the artistic expression of space,and the three-dimensional visual form.It is divided into three parts:This paper is divided into three parts:The first chapter is the introduction,discussing the social research background,research purposes and research significance of 3D visual morphology,as well as the research status at home and abroad.The second chapter is the change of the visual form of graphic design with the development of media technology.It expounds the change of visual form from two-dimensional to three-dimensional and the development of media communication in three-dimensional space,new technologies such as holographic three-dimensional,virtual reality and stereoscopic 3D printing.Development provides a new means of creation for graphic design,and media technology promotes the application of three-dimensional form in graphic design.The third chapter is the morphological expression and application of three-dimensional visual morphology.The multi-dimensional expansion from two-dimensional plane to three-dimensional space,visual illusion,color contrast and three-dimensional composition provide theoretical guidance for three-dimensional visual morphology.