Stylized Rendering
Using Samples of a Painted Image
Overview
We introduce a novel technique to generate painterly art maps (PAMs) for
3D nonphotorealistic rendering. Our technique can automatically transfer brushstroke textures and color changes to 3D
models from samples of a painted image. Therefore, the generation of stylized images or animation in the style of a given
artwork can be achieved. This new approach works particularly well for a rich variety of brushstrokes ranging from simple 1D and 2D
line-art strokes to very complicated ones with significant variations in stroke characteristics. During the rendering or animation process, the
coherence of brushstroke textures and color changes over
3D surfaces can be well maintained. With PAM, we can also easily
generate the illusion of flow animation over a 3D surface to convey the shape of a model.
Publications
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Chung-Ren Yan, Ming-Te Chi, Tong-Yee Lee and Wen-Chieh Lin, “Stylized Rendering Using Samples of a Painted
Image,” IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, Vol. 14,
No. 2, 2008, pp. 468-480.
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