Art and Nonlinear Projection

Year: 2009 Authors: John Brosz; Sheelagh Carpendale; Faramarz Samavati; Hao Wang; Alan Dunning

Core claim

Nonlinear projection is a meaningful bridge between computer graphics and art because it can reproduce artistic spatial effects while preserving scene geometry better than deformation.

Topics

nonlinear projection, computer graphics, artistic representation, collaborative visualization

Domains

projection geometry, linear transformations, dimension reduction, digital art, non-photorealistic rendering, visual composition, collaborative art

Methods

literature survey, comparative analysis, Flexible Projection Framework, multi-camera projection

Media

computer graphics, virtual objects, two-dimensional image, parametrically modelled surfaces

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