Tweaking visuals for a desired effect from ztomms's blog
I've talked about this before, but for those who don't know, one of the things I enjoy doing for subjects as a tist is the creation of customized visuals. I'll ask a subject about what the find relaxing, about what they experience during XY and Z and then use hypnosis.nimja.com/visuals to select and tweak a hypnotic visual so that it will specifically target the needs of that subject. (I've posted a few still shots of custom visuals on my profile).
While tweaking these, I always wonder if there was a subtle way to tweak a visual to cause a desired effect or increase susceptibility to something. Can as add a layer or detail to a pre-existing visual to make a subject feel more joy? anger? arousal? fear? etc. And if something like this is possible, I wonder if it is something uniform? Could there be a color, for example, which is more likely to make someone aroused than others? Or is this the type of thing that is also specific to the person.
If anyone ever reads this, I'd love to hear your thoughts!
While tweaking these, I always wonder if there was a subtle way to tweak a visual to cause a desired effect or increase susceptibility to something. Can as add a layer or detail to a pre-existing visual to make a subject feel more joy? anger? arousal? fear? etc. And if something like this is possible, I wonder if it is something uniform? Could there be a color, for example, which is more likely to make someone aroused than others? Or is this the type of thing that is also specific to the person.
If anyone ever reads this, I'd love to hear your thoughts!
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