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[IW+97]  Calligraphic Character Synthesis using a Brush Model

Ip:1997:CCS (In proceedings)
Author(s)Ip H. and Wong H.
Title« Calligraphic Character Synthesis using a Brush Model »
InProceedings of Computer Graphics International 1997 (CGI '97, June 23--27, 1997, Hasselt and Diepenbeek, Belgium)
Page(s)13--21
Year1997
PublisherIEEE Computer Society
AddressLos Alamitos, CA

Abstract
This paper proposes a novel methodology which allows calligraphic writings to be synthesized realistically . Our approach models the physical process of brush stroke creation and consists of three separate aspects, namely, the physical geometry of the writing brush, the dynamic movement, e.g. the position and orientation, of the brush along the stroke trajectory, and the amount of ink absorbed in the brush bundle as well as the ink depositing process. By controlling these physical parameters associated with the writing process, very realistic appearance of calligraphic writings can be generated. In particular, the aesthetic features commonly associated with calligraphy, such as the varying widths of a stroke, the impression of physical rubbing between the brush and the underlying paper, the varying shades of grey caused by different degrees of ink content in the brush, and the black and white trails created by fast movement of a drying brush can be simulated. This is the first time when a physic-based model of a brush is used to synthesize calligraphic writings and the model has been implemented on a PC-based platform.

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  abstract = {This paper proposes a novel methodology which allows calligraphic
              writings to be synthesized realistically . Our approach models the
              physical process of brush stroke creation and consists of three
              separate aspects, namely, the physical geometry of the writing
              brush, the dynamic movement, e.g. the position and orientation, of
              the brush along the stroke trajectory, and the amount of ink
              absorbed in the brush bundle as well as the ink depositing
              process. By controlling these physical parameters associated with
              the writing process, very realistic appearance of calligraphic
              writings can be generated. In particular, the aesthetic features
              commonly associated with calligraphy, such as the varying widths
              of a stroke, the impression of physical rubbing between the brush
              and the underlying paper, the varying shades of grey caused by
              different degrees of ink content in the brush, and the black and
              white trails created by fast movement of a drying brush can be
              simulated. This is the first time when a physic-based model of a
              brush is used to synthesize calligraphic writings and the model
              has been implemented on a PC-based platform.},
  title = {{C}alligraphic {C}haracter {S}ynthesis using a {B}rush {M}odel},
  year = {1997},
  pages = {13--21},
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