Abstract
Current methods in non-photorealistic graphics can place a heavy
amount of focus on the algorithm, as opposed to the artist. In this paper, we
analyze these trends, and present a conceptual framework for putting control
back in the hands of the artist. Combining ideas from non-photorealistic
graphics and artificial intelligence, we present new methods of supporting
alternative artistic styles. Details of our implementation of this model are
described, as well as methods for interaction. Finally, we create a simulation
under this framework, and show preliminary results.
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