@inproceedings{Akleman:1998:IPC,
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author = {Ergun Akleman},
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url = {http://www-viz.tamu.edu/faculty/ergun/research/artisticdepiction/implicitpaint/},
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localfile = {papers/Akleman.1998.IPC.pdf},
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booktitle = {Proceedings of Set-Theoretic Solid Modeling -- Techniques and
Applications (CSG'98, April 1998, Ammerdown)},
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abstract = {Implicit painting is a non-photorealistic rendering method for
painting implicitly represented CSG solids. The method is based on
the fact that when a difference equation is applied to a set of
particles these particles will move in 3D space. We view the
motion of the particles as the motion of the hands of several
painters and the trajectories of the particles as long unbroken
brush strokes, over the boundaries of solids obtained by
set-operations. These boundary surfaces are used as if they are
the canvases of painters. The difference equations provide the
trajectories of the brushes, brush and paint types. We consider
this painting as a creative or `artistic' process in which the
resulting artwork can be an image, a stereo image or even an
animation that shows the painting process.},
title = {{I}mplicit {P}ainting of {CSG} {S}olids},
year = {1998},
pages = {99--113},
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