“Exploring Color Variations for Vector Graphics” by Ghosh, Echevarria, Batra and Phogat
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Entry Number: 10
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- Exploring Color Variations for Vector Graphics
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Abstract:
We propose a novel and intuitive method for exploring recoloring variations of vector graphics. Compared with existing methods, ours is specifically tailored for vector graphics, where color distributions are sparser and are explicitly stored using constructs like solid colors or gradients, independent from other semantical and spatial relationships. Our method tries to infer some of them before formulating color transfer as a transport problem between the weighted color distributions of the reference and the target vector graphics. We enable creative exploration by providing fine-grain control over the resulting transfer, allowing users to modify relative color distributions in real-time.
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