The Simulation of Art in Computer Graphics

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The Simulation of Artin Computer Graphics

• Gabriel Wurzer
• Institute of Computer Graphics and Algorithms
• Vienna University of Technology

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A (short) Introduction to Art

• Graphical Primitives
• Drawing Tools
• Drawing Techniques
• Examples

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A (short) Introduction to Art

• Graphical Primitives
• Drawing Tools
• Drawing Techniques
• Examples

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Pen-And-Ink Illustration

• Hatching
• Real-Time Hatching
• Chinese Landscape Painting
• Sumi-e
• Charcoal

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Painterly Rendering

• Watercolor
• Visible Brush Strokes
• Image Analogies

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Painterly Rendering in 3D

• ...for Interactive Use
• ...for Animation

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Cartoon Rendering

• What is a Cartoon?
• Improvement to Cel Animation
• In 3D Rendering
• Cartoon-like Distortions

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Conclusion

• Sloppy is beautiful
• Simplification enhances understandability

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Thank youfor your attention.

• The Simulation of Art
• in Computer Graphics

Gabriel Wurzer