Flattening 3D objects using silhouettes

An important research area in non‐photorealistic rendering is the obtention of silhouettes. There are many methods to do this using 3D models and raster structures, but these are limited in their ability to create stylised silhouettes while maintaining complete flexibility. These limitations do not...

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Published in:Computer graphics forum 2002-09, Vol.21 (3), p.239-248
Main Authors: Martín, D., Fekete, J.D., Torres, J. C.
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