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A Modular Framework for Digital Painting.

Stephen DiVerdi

IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics

|September 11, 2015

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This paper surveys digital painting research, proposing a modular framework to categorize artistic tools and guide future innovations in natural media simulation. The framework helps organize existing work and identify open challenges for the research community.

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Area of Science:

Computer Graphics
Digital Art
Human-Computer Interaction

Background:

Extensive research exists in simulating natural media painting.
Limited academic work connects these contributions or directs future research.
Understanding interrelations is crucial for advancing digital painting techniques.

Purpose of the Study:

To survey and categorize artistic tools in digital painting.
To propose a modular framework for digital painting systems.
To use this framework to analyze existing literature and guide future work.

Main Methods:

Literature survey of digital painting research.
Categorization of artistic tools based on their effects.
Development of a modular framework for digital painting.
Analysis of previous contributions through the lens of the framework.

Main Results:

A comprehensive survey of natural media simulation techniques.
A proposed modular framework for digital painting.
Classification of prior research efforts and their achievements.
Identification of how the framework influenced the authors' own contributions.

Conclusions:

The proposed framework aids in understanding the digital painting research landscape.
It facilitates the reproduction of artistic effects in a modular fashion.
The framework highlights remaining challenges and potential research directions.