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Computer Graphics Lab
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The lab explores anime-style rendering and image projection through computer graphics.
AboutAbout the lab
Education and research in computer graphics
The lab of Associate Professor Yuki Morimoto conducts education and research in the field of computer graphics (CG).
Kyushu University's researcher information page states that research has been conducted on the simulation of dyed patterns, conversion of images into illustrations, anime-style rendering, design support, and more.
Recent papers deal with anime-style rendering, projection of imagery onto animals and plants, and modeling of 3D hairstyles.
Key terms
- Projection mapping
- A technique for projecting imagery onto an object. The targets range from buildings to fish.
- Hair card
- In 3D hairstyle creation, an element that represents a bundle of hair.
ResearchResearch themes
The researcher information page states that research has been conducted in the field of computer graphics on the simulation of dyed patterns, conversion of images into illustrations, anime-style rendering, design support, and more. Recent papers deal with anime-style rendering, projection mapping onto animals and plants, and modeling of 3D hairstyles.
*Illustrative imageAnime-Style Rendering
This research is about expressing an anime-style look. There are papers that handle highlights on food using fluid simulation, and the deformation of highlights in the eyes of 3D characters using soft-body simulation.
Projection Mapping onto Animals and Plants
The lab studies methods of tracking targets that move and change shape, such as leaves, silkworms, and hedgehogs, and projecting imagery over them. For large numbers of leaves, the alignment of the projection regions is done automatically.
Modeling of 3D Hairstyles
The lab proposes a system in which drawing by hand the contour lines at both ends of a hair bundle on a 3D canvas, such as a shape enclosing the head or a flat plane, generates a hair card representing that bundle. Drawn hair bundles are duplicated to create the whole hairstyle quickly.
MembersFaculty
- Associate ProfessorYuki Morimoto
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The top and research theme images are illustrative and were not taken at the lab. They are cropped from Wikimedia Commons images. Cropped CC BY-SA images are provided under the same CC BY-SA license as the original (version shown on each line).
- Top image: “Danjogaran Koyasan Daito Projection Mapping01” Naokijp / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
- Anime-Style Rendering: “Cel shading with outlines” Donnie DeBoer / Public domain (cropped)
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