A Study on the Relationship Between Vocabulary and Design in the Design Idea Process : Focusing on Classic Images

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine the meaning scale of design by examining the relationship between the associative vocabulary, the idea design and the expression image for the ‘classic’ images. Seventy total questionnaires were ultimately used for analysis. The results are as follows: Many design ideas were made in the order of a dress, a combination of jacket and pants, and a combination of jacket and skirt. Examining the relationship between association vocabulary and design finds that vocabulary such as ‘handwork’, ‘Chanel’, and ‘tweed jacket’ have a correlation with the design of the combination of a jacket and skirt. The words ‘music’ and ‘piano’ are related to ‘one piece’. Examining the relationship between the design and the expression image vocabulary, the setup style consisting of a jacket and pants combination and a jacket and skirt combination shows a high correlation with the vocabulary of ‘formal’, ‘tidy’, and ‘moderate’. In the resulting word cloud of the expression image vocabulary for the entire design, the main key words that appeared were ‘traditional’, ‘basic’, ‘steady’, ‘elegant’, and ‘formal’.

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