@inproceedings{Findlater:2003:CPD,
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  author = {Leah Findlater and Dustin Lang and Michael Shaver},
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  url = {http://www.ece.ubc.ca/~elec518/previous/hit2003/index.html},
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  localfile = {papers/Findlater.2003.CPD.pdf},
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  booktitle = {Proceedings of Human Interface Technologies 2003 (HIT 2003, April
               22, 2003, University of British Columbia, Canada)},
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  abstract = {Traditional computer graphics packages have several drawbacks,
              including a crude use of metaphor for virtual tools, an indirect
              interaction technique, and limited orientation and size of the
              display. To create a more immersive, natural painting environment,
              CoolPaint uses real paintbrushes instrumented with
              six-degree-of-freedom trackers and a large-scale tabletop display.
              The painting interaction occurs directly on the display surface,
              removing the layer of abstraction found with mouse or stylus
              input. The paintbrushes maintain their semantics through the use
              of corresponding 3-dimensional virtual models for each brush. User
              evaluations show that CoolPaint is easy to use, fun, and provides
              more expressiveness than a tablet and stylus input device.
              CoolPaint provides a proof of concept for the use of direct
              interaction in digital painting, and could be combined with
              existing paint and brush models to create a sophisticated yet
              natural painting system.},
  title = {{CoolPaint}: {D}irect {I}nteraction {P}ainting},
  year = {2003},
  pages = {9--16},
}