Dan Lipson
ABSTRACT
In Walt Disney Animation Studios’ "Strange World", the handmade quality of the costumes was a creative need for representing the technological limits of the setting, Avalonia. We expanded and standardized our curve-based fabric authoring workflows to provide simplified artistic controls, handle complex woven patterning, and support common finishing techniques like hems and stitches.
Supplemental Material
- Jose Velasquez, Alexander Alvarado, Ying Liu, and Maryann Simmons. 2022. Embroidery and Cloth Fiber Workflows on Disney’s "Encanto". In ACM SIGGRAPH 2022 Talks (Vancouver, BC, Canada) (SIGGRAPH ’22). Article 22, 2 pages. https://doi.org/10.1145/3532836.3536250Google Scholar
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- Creating Curve-Based Garments with Custom Weave Patterns
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