@unpublished{Majumder:2001:RTC,
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author = {Aditi Majumder and Meenakshisundaram Gopi},
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abstract = {Recent work in non-photorealistic rendering (NPR) has found
methods to render various artistic effects like pen and ink
illustrations, pencil sketching, water color, engraving, and
silhouette rendering. In this paper, we present a new algorithm to
achieve the effects of charcoal rendering in real-time using
contrast enhancement operators. Charcoal is a medium that has
limited dynamic range and tonal resolution. Hence it is difficult
for artists to reproduce all the rich textures, colors and tonal
variations existing in the physical world. One of the basic
techniques that artists use to overcome this is to exaggerate the
tonal contrast existing in the real world. In this paper we use
contrast enhancement operators (CEO) on textures and/or colors of
the model to achieve contrast enhanced textures (CET) and contrast
enhanced model (CEM) respectively. We use the CEM and the CET to
generate several effects characteristic of charcoal drawings like
broad grainy strokes and the smooth tonal variations that are
achieved by smudging the charcoal by hand. Further, we also
generate the closure effect that is used by artists to avoid
artistically and perceptually unpleasant hard silhouette edges. We
present a single pass rendering technique that uses one CET to
produce all the above charcoal rendering effects at interactive
rates using the traditional graphics pipeline.},
title = {{R}eal-{T}ime {C}harcoal {R}endering {U}sing {C}ontrast {E}nhancement
{O}perators},
year = {2001},
}
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