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[RZ+96]  The Painterly Approach

Rungsarityotin:1996:PA (Miscellaneous document)
Author(s)Rungsarityotin W. and Zordan V.
Title« The Painterly Approach »
How publishedWeb site, Georgia Tech., Project: Advanced Topics in Rendering
Year1996
URLhttp://web.archive.org/web/20040616210941/http://www.cc.gatech.edu/people/home/victor/painterly.html

Abstract
In siggraph 96, ``Painterly Rendering for Animation'' introduced an exciting approach for rendering images that appeared to be hand painted. The approach applied brush strokes in screen space to projected particles representing the scene geometry surfaces. By using the projected particles, frame to frame consistency for animation was supported. Orientation information for the scene geometry dictated the direction of the strokes in screen space. The shapes of the brush strokes could be used to change the style of the final image. This report summarizes our decisions, the algorithm we implemented and how it differs from the painterly approach, followed by conclusions and future work. A detailed description of the original algorithm is described in the paper [ref 1].

BibTeX code
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              an exciting approach for rendering images that appeared to be hand
              painted. The approach applied brush strokes in screen space to
              projected particles representing the scene geometry surfaces. By
              using the projected particles, frame to frame consistency for
              animation was supported. Orientation information for the scene
              geometry dictated the direction of the strokes in screen space.
              The shapes of the brush strokes could be used to change the style
              of the final image. This report summarizes our decisions, the
              algorithm we implemented and how it differs from the painterly
              approach, followed by conclusions and future work. A detailed
              description of the original algorithm is described in the paper
              [ref 1].},
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