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Determination of the effects of graphic design on mirror worlds (virtual reality)

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2020
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"Mixed reality", which is the philosophical definition of mirror worlds, is the basis of the subject that I will consider mixed reality. Considering where the graphic design will be used in the future, the result that I can achieve is the definition of mirror worlds. Mirror worlds are the area where all media and devices will turn into what is known as virtual reality. Finding and understanding the place, function and contributions of graphic design in this field, having an idea of evaluating graphic design on this platform and making assumptions are the main lines of the thesis. To learn the direction in which the investments made in the universe of these digital reflections known as graphic design mirror worlds, which are the most important in the digital world, which is the design and communication itself, will give the graphic design in the future. It is a summary of the thesis to determine what new areas of design can be, to obtain a perspective on the future and to support them. The transformation and change of graphic design with the digital world has revealed new areas. For example, how will the business areas such as digital designer, illustration, 3D modeling pass through the world of mirror worlds and what will be the new design branches that will overlap them? Here is a study that aims to find answers to these questions. It is aimed to understand what is tried to be created by analyzing the graphic design, examining the virtual reality, examining the mirror worlds program and making assumptions by examining the studies done. Key Words; Mixed reality, mirror worlds, digital ATAKAN VATAN

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Atakan Vatan

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Atakan Vatan (Master Thesis). Determination of the effects of graphic design on mirror worlds (virtual reality), 2020, İstanbul Arel University.

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