CAMOUPEDIA: Art, Gestalt, and Camouflage

This is a richly illustrated overview of how similarity grouping, proximity grouping, and other perceptual organizing principles (also known as unit-forming factors) are commonly used in visual art, graphic design, and camouflage. It details how these are also used in literature, including poetry and children's rhymes, to arrive at esthetic arrangements. Part 4 of a series of 4.
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[@TheAlison1456]

23:08 it would be nice if these artworks were credited. Is this Hugh B Cott? Did he make this? There's a credit card in the end, but I can't easily tell which is which.

[@camoupedia9126]

Sorry for the delayed response. It was unclear to me which images you were asking about. At 23:08, the series of digital montages that appear at the end are works that I myself produced in 2021. They are described in a published essay at , but they can also be found online at . No, they have nothing to do with Hugh B. Cott, as much as I admire his work.

[@TheAlison1456]

@@camoupedia9126 Thanks. They look great.