Moving window display

marine mirage – mischer’traxler studio

This window display is an example of repetition as it consists of four of the same paint cans pouring over the same pair of shoes, with only the color of the paint changing. This use of repetition makes the shoes more emphatic and more important. It also leads the viewer's eye and creates a sense of motion.

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This window display uses attention getting devices such as repitition, motion, and color. The display doesn't contain any moving items but it was created to depict a stance of motion. The reptition of the three men mannequians with identical suits emphasizes the importance and or significance of the clothing. The technique of using the same color & suit but different motions was a good idea because the display is not too distracting & it allows you to actually focus on the suits.

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