Proximity - Refers to how close elements are positioned in relation to one another., Closure - The brain's ability to fill in missing information and perceive a whole object even when parts of it are missing., Focal Point - Refers to the specific point of emphasis or visual interest in a composition., Continuity - Refers to the continuous and smooth flow of patterns or shapes, even when the actual object or pattern may be disrupted or interrupted., Common Fate - is often used in design and animation to create a sense of unity and coherence by using elements that move or change together in a coordinated way., Figure Ground - Refers to our ability to separate a visual scene into two parts: the main object (figure) and the background (ground)., Similarity - refers to objects or elements that share similar characteristics, such as colour, shape, size or texture.,

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