“Artistic Renderings of Dynamic Motion” by Chen, Knudtzon, Stumpfel and Hodgins
Conference:
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Interest Area:
- Application
Title:
- Artistic Renderings of Dynamic Motion
Session/Category Title: Artistic Rendering
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Abstract:
Can artistic rendering styles increase the viewer’s perception of the dynamics of animated motion? This sketch explores several rendering styles and summarizes user studies of one approach.
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