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February 5, 2014IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics40 citations

Towards Photo Watercolorization with Artistic Verisimilitude

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MWMiaoyi WangBWBin WangYFYun Fei

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We present a novel artistic-verisimilitude driven system for watercolor rendering of images and photos. Our system achieves realistic simulation of a set of important characteristics of watercolor paintings that have not been well implemented before. Specifically, we designed several image filters to achieve: 1) watercolor-specified color transferring; 2) saliency-based level-of-detail drawing; 3) hand tremor effect due to human neural noise; and 4) an artistically controlled wet-in-wet effect in the border regions of different wet pigments. A user study indicates that our method can produce watercolor results of artistic verisimilitude better than previous filter-based or physical-based methods. Furthermore, our algorithm is efficient and can easily be parallelized, making it suitable for interactive image watercolorization.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a15823479ff98d0de4ebb1ehttps://doi.org/10.1109/tvcg.2014.2303984
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