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July 15, 2010ACM Transactions on Graphics60 citationsOpen Access

5D cartoon models

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ARAlec RiversTITakeo IgarashiFDFrédo Durand

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We present a way to bring cartoon objects and characters into the third dimension, by giving them the ability to rotate and be viewed from any angle. We show how 2D vector art drawings of a cartoon from different views can be used to generate a novel structure, the 2.5D cartoon model, which can be used to simulate 3D rotations and generate plausible renderings of the cartoon from any view. 2.5D cartoon models are easier to create than a full 3D model, and retain the 2D nature of hand-drawn vector art, supporting a wide range of stylizations that need not correspond to any real 3D shape.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a12afdc5a4f3a9db9a41b79https://doi.org/10.1145/1778765.1778796
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