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This paper presents interactive stereoscopic artwork and an algorithm for natural artistic expression using hand-painted images expressed by the artist’s manual brush strokes. The system proposes a new interactive method that allows a viewer to experience the painting process representing the consecutive process of an actual artist’s oil painting. The combination of analog and digital techniques stimulates emotions of the audience. The system architecture is composed of the Kinect sensor, which recognizes the movement of the user, a module that generates real-time stereoscopic images, and a projection module that displays the generated image. The survey is conducted to evaluate the effects of the 3D modeling method and the artistic modeling method. The statistical result show that the proposed hand-painted method provides more artistic satisfaction to the viewers than the 3D modeling method.
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Nam, S., Kim, Y. & Lim, Y. Materialization of interactive stereoscopic artwork based on hand-painted images. Multimed Tools Appl 77, 149–163 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042-016-4235-z
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