
Editorial & Conceptual
Posters, stage pieces and visual narratives.
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For me, everything begins with attention, with a moment that has been noticed. Through composition, light and surroundings, I tell stories and explore what makes a moment significant, and how what we see shapes perception in a way that leaves a lasting impression within us.
Illustrations of worlds, characters and visual narratives.
Visual communication where image, design and human behaviour come together.A visual message takes shape not only through design, but also through the way an audience interprets it. Attention, expectations and experience influence what people understand and how they respond.
Design can guide attention, give information emphasis and make choices easier to navigate. I connect visual storytelling and semiotics with psychological perspectives on perception, motivation and user behaviour.
Visual strategy begins with the audience: what they need, what they expect and the meanings they associate with images. Signs, storytelling and visual hierarchy help build communication that is coherent, credible and clear.
Photography and illustration communicate more than subjects: they also convey atmosphere and stories. Composition, context and symbolism help shape how an image may be perceived and interpreted.
A website is not a neutral surface. Order, contrast, language and navigation influence what visitors notice first and which options they consider. I design clear, accessible journeys that support understanding and informed decisions.
Visual hierarchy, colour, language and interactions can influence attention and decisions. Framing, social proof and choice architecture help explain why some options appear more compelling than others. But there is a vital distinction between useful guidance and manipulative dark patterns: responsible design makes choices clearer rather than steering people through deception.
Places, observations and visual notes from the archive.
2025 január 30. óta a magyar mozikban Halina Reijn erotikus drámája/thrillerje, a Jókislány (Babygirl), Nicole Kidman főszereplésével, aki egy nagyvállalat vezérigazgatóját, Romy Mathist alakítja.
A film egy vitatható kérdést boncolgat: a hatalom és behódolás dinamikáját – női szemszögből.
A nőnek van szabad választása, de ez a szabadság csupán annyira terjed ki, hogy eldöntheti, kinek hódol be, és ki parancsolhat neki, ki az, aki uralkodhat felette, ami meglehetősen patriarchális nézőpont.
Az LMBTQ vonal természetesen jelen van a filmben, azonban annyira súlytalan, iszonyat erőltetett, hogy ha kimaradna, egyáltalán nem lenne hiányérzetünk. A karakter és a szál érezhetően inkább egy jelzésértékű, de kötelező betoldás.
Nézzétek, jó film.
Visual communication through the lens of psychology.
I’m Károly Petra, a photographer, illustrator and computer engineer. My work brings together visual communication, technology and psychology. I’m particularly interested in how images guide attention, shape perception, evoke emotion and influence decision-making. I combine creative thinking with a technical perspective and my interest in psychology. For me, visual communication works best when it guides attention, makes the message clear and creates an emotional connection with the viewer.
What interests me most is the connection that happens between the image and the person.
Whether I am showing a person, an idea or a product, what matters to me is always the connection between the image and the viewer.
In my work, creativity, empathy and precision are parts of the same process: visual communication should not simply look good, but genuinely have an effect.
Get in touch by phone, email or through any of the contact options, and tell me briefly what you would like to achieve and where you need help. A short description is more than enough to get started, and we can refine the details together afterwards.