Furry stylized texel-rendering in images and videos

We present a new method for adding furry effects for cartoon characters in images and videos. We synthesize furry stylized textures based on 3D texel structure. Given an image or a video as input, realistic fur texels are generated and mapped onto the region of interest(ROI) which is obtained using...

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Main Authors: Shaohui Jiao, Bin Sheng, Hanqiu Sun, Enhua Wu
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
3D texels
Animals
Computer science
Feature extraction
furry surface
Image generation
Image sequences
image-based rendering
Mesh generation
Rendering (computer graphics)
Shape control
SIFT
Sun
Videos
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Summary:We present a new method for adding furry effects for cartoon characters in images and videos. We synthesize furry stylized textures based on 3D texel structure. Given an image or a video as input, realistic fur texels are generated and mapped onto the region of interest(ROI) which is obtained using the Snake method. The 3D texels are rendered using ray marching algorithm on GPU for fast synthesizing the furry stylized textures. Specifically, fur texels of triangular prism shape are generated in order to be possibly mapped onto the traditional triangular mesh. Gaussian function is also introduced to provide parameters for users to control the fuzz degree. For the video applications, we use SIFT(scale invariant feature transform) algorithm to extract feature points and calculate the feature matching of the ROI along with the timeline. Experimental results show that the presented method is able to synthesize the furry stylized textures in the input image and generate dynamic fur in a video for better realistic rendering.
DOI:10.1109/ICICS.2009.5397588