Graphics & imaging
Repoussé: Automatic Inflation of 2D vector art
- Pushkar Joshi, Adobe Systems
- Nathan Carr, Adobe Systems
Repoussé is a new research system for the interactive enhancement of 2D art with 3D geometry. Repoussé creates a 3D shape by inflating the surface that interpolates the input curves. By using the mean curvature stored at boundary vertices as a degree of freedom, a user is able to manipulate the inflated surface intuitively and efficiently using a single linear system. Repoussé handles both smooth and sharp position constraints. Position constraint vertices can also have curvature constraints for controlling the inflation of the local surface. Potential applications of Repoussé are in font design, stroke design, photo enhancement and freeform 3D shape design.
In the above example, 2D curves were modeled in Adobe Illustrator and provided as input to the Repoussé system. The inflated mesh produced by Repoussé was loaded into Adobe Photoshop to be shaded and rendered
Publications
- Joshi, P. and Carr, N. 2008. Repoussé: Automatic Inflation of 2D art. In Eurographics Workshop on Sketch-Based Modeling.
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