Non-photorealistic rendering of yangzhou school painting for koi animation
Rina Savista Halim, Phillip Pan, Kuo-Wei Chen, Chih‐Yuan Yao, Tong‐Yee Lee · 2018
Dynamic Chinese Painting is a rendering style for animations. However, the production method today which relies on the artists to generate suitable textures and sceneries is time-consuming. In this paper, we propose a system to generate a realistic appearance of Yangzhou School Chinese Painting koi (decorative carp) animation in 3D space. Our system includes repainting the original texture, enhancing the contour of the 3D input models, and adding fin-stripes to fit the target style. For the interactive part, our system not only allows users to add ripples to the scene as the user-scene interaction but also generates water streamline as the koi-scene interaction. Through our system, a new Dynamic Chinese Painting scene can be automatically generated based on the 3D input models and user-inputs.