Craig S. Kaplan
Most Recent Affiliation(s):
- University of Waterloo, Computer Graphics Lab, Assistant Professor
Location:
- Waterloo, Belgium
Website:
Bio:
Craig S. Kaplan is an associate professor in the David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science at the University of Waterloo. He is interested in computer graphics applications in art, architecture, and design, and makes occasional forays into human-computer interaction and computational geometry. A native of Montreal, Craig has a bachelor’s degree in pure mathematics and computer science from the University of Waterloo and a PhD in computer science from the University of Washington. He is a member of the board of the Bridges organization, which organizes the annual Bridges conference on art and mathematics, and an associate editor of the Journal of Mathematics and the Arts. Several of Kaplan’s Islamic star patterns were displayed in the 2008 Design & Computation art exhibition at SIGGRAPH.
SIGGRAPH 2008
Craig Kaplan is an assistant professor in the Computer Graphics Lab at the University of Waterloo. He is interested in the application of computer graphics to art and ornamental design, and in particular the use of geometry and tiling theory in graphics
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Artwork(s):
Learning Presentation(s):
Type: [Posters]
Adjusting the Disparity of Stereoscopic 3D Media in Post Production Presenter(s): [Northam] [Asente] [Istead] [Kaplan]
Entry No.: [14]
[SIGGRAPH 2013]
Type: [Posters]
A collaborative real time previsualization tool for video games and film Presenter(s): [Northam] [Istead] [Kaplan]
[SIGGRAPH 2012]
Type: [Posters]
Consistent stylization of stereoscopic 3D images Presenter(s): [Northam] [Asente] [Kaplan]
[SIGGRAPH 2012]
Type: [Posters]
Artistic sketching with a painterly rendering algorithm Presenter(s): [Northam] [Istead] [Kaplan]
[SIGGRAPH 2010]
Role(s):
- Art Papers Jury Member
- Art Show Artist
- Art Show Jury Member
- Course Presenter
- Courses Organizing Committee Chair/Co-Chair
- Poster Presenter
