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[BLR+06]  Introducing Artistic Tools in an Interactive Paint System

Beets:2006:IAT (In proceedings)
Author(s)Beets K., Laerhoven T.V. and Reeth F.V.
Title« Introducing Artistic Tools in an Interactive Paint System »
InProceedings of the 14[textsuperscript]th International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision (WSCG 2006, February, 2006, Plzen, Czech Republic)
Editor(s)Joaquim Jorge and Vaclav Skala
Page(s)47--54
Year2006
OrganizationUniversity of West Bohemia
PublisherUNION Agency
AddressPlzen
URLhttp://wscg.zcu.cz/wscg2006/Papers_2006/Full/F03-full.pdf
Editor(s)Joaquim Jorge and Vaclav Skala

Abstract
While paint systems have been around for a long time, systems capable of capturing the complex behavior of paint media like watercolor, gouache, Oriental ink, oil and acrylic paint have emerged only recently. However, concentrating on the simulation of paint and brush mechanics, these applications mostly provide just a minimal set of instruments assisting users in creating artwork. We report on the extension of our physically-based paint system for watery paint with a set of versatile tools supplying users with more control during the painting process. We introduce, among others, the use of masking fluid, a special-purpose brush using patterns to steer paint diffusion, and the adoption of an absorbent, textured piece of paper to remove some wet paint from the canvas. Results show that images created with genuine paint, using real-life counterparts of some of these tools, can be closely reproduced with our application. Additionally, our digital tools can produce effects that are difficult or impossible to achieve with real paint, while retaining the spontaneous nature of the resulting images.

BibTeX code
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  abstract = {While paint systems have been around for a long time, systems
              capable of capturing the complex behavior of paint media like
              watercolor, gouache, Oriental ink, oil and acrylic paint have
              emerged only recently. However, concentrating on the simulation of
              paint and brush mechanics, these applications mostly provide just
              a minimal set of instruments assisting users in creating artwork.
              We report on the extension of our physically-based paint system
              for watery paint with a set of versatile tools supplying users
              with more control during the painting process. We introduce, among
              others, the use of masking fluid, a special-purpose brush using
              patterns to steer paint diffusion, and the adoption of an
              absorbent, textured piece of paper to remove some wet paint from
              the canvas. Results show that images created with genuine paint,
              using real-life counterparts of some of these tools, can be
              closely reproduced with our application. Additionally, our digital
              tools can produce effects that are difficult or impossible to
              achieve with real paint, while retaining the spontaneous nature of
              the resulting images.},
  title = {{I}ntroducing {A}rtistic {T}ools in an {I}nteractive {P}aint
           {S}ystem},
  year = {2006},
  pages = {47--54},
}

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