“Visionary mixture method for generating colored-paper mosaic images” by Sugita, Takahashi and Tanaka

  • ©Junichi Sugita, Tokiichiro Takahashi, and Akimichi Tanaka

  • ©Junichi Sugita, Tokiichiro Takahashi, and Akimichi Tanaka

  • ©Junichi Sugita, Tokiichiro Takahashi, and Akimichi Tanaka

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    Visionary mixture method for generating colored-paper mosaic images

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    We describe a new method of generating colored-paper mosaic images. This method uses a dithering technique to generate the illusion of the colors in original images from limited colored-paper tiles. Conventional methods, for example, Johan et al. [1], used the colors in original images as the colors of colored-paper mosaic tiles. However, the color variations of colored-paper mosaic tiles are actually limited. Our method can generate colored-paper mosaic images faithful to the original image colors by using dithering to minimize visual artifacts, thus yields the visionary mixture effect.  

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    1. H. Johan, et al.: “A Method for Creating Region-Based and Stroke-Based Artistic Images,” IEICE Trans. on Information and Systems, Vol.88-D2, No.2, pp.358–367 (2005)
    2. M. McCool, et al.: “Hierarchical Poisson Disk Sampling Distributions,” Graphics Interface ’92, pp.94–105 (1992).


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