Designing for the Eye - Optical Corrections in Architecture and Typography
Optical corrections, or adjustments, in design and architecture are essential for addressing visual perception, impacting how we perceive forms and spaces in our environments.
Every screen pixel emits light with a different intensity and wavelength. This difference in wavelength is perceived as a difference in color by humans (and by cats as well, but that's a different story).
How Changes in Pupil Size Produce a Visual Illusion
The peripheral drift illusion demonstrates how static images can create perceptions of motion, significantly contributing to our understanding of visual illusions and their mechanisms.