1.
three-dimensionality; sense of depth; volume
the visual or tactile impression that something has depth and dimension rather than being flat; the quality of appearing three-dimensional
A common term in art, design, photography, cosmetics, and hairstyling. Describes the quality that makes flat representations appear three-dimensional, or that gives physical objects a pleasing sense of volume and depth.
Common collocations
- 立体感がある: to have depth/dimension
- 立体感を出す: to create a sense of depth
- 立体感を与える: to give dimension
- 立体感のある髪型: hairstyle with volume
- 立体感のある絵: painting with depth
Similar words
- 奥行き: depth — physical depth or the impression of depth in space
- 臨場感: sense of being there, presence — the feeling of being immersed in a scene
- 立体: three-dimensional — the base noun describing 3D objects themselves
Etymology
Composed of 立体 (three-dimensional body) + 感 (feeling, sense).
Related Words
Compare:
奥行き (depth)
Compare:
臨場感 (sense of being there, presence)
Related:
遠近感 (sense of perspective)