Visual Realism

Visual Realism Visual realism has influenced an individual life for many decades since the pre-history age. Ancient people used to draw, paint and sculpture on the cave to communicate and record what they saw or hunt in daily life; for instance, animal painting on Apollo 11 cave in Namibia and bison reliefs in the cave at Le Tuc d’Audoubert, Ariége, France (Kleiner, 2015). Visual became the reality for human perception when the signifier is used as signified meaning of a thing. In the present age, people make use of a sign in the broad area especially in the digital world; icon, symbol and index are implied to represent the reality. Visual communication becomes another dominant language for human society and drives viewer perception far beyond the text-based communication age. Many forms of the visual text have been invented and be used in human societies; some textual is recirculated to use at different times and places again and again as long as it can be served the need of societ...