Interactive texture editing for garment line drawings

Abstract

Adding two‐dimensional (2D) textures to garment line drawings (e.g., cartoon characters) remains challenging in the production pipeline of comics and illustrations since garment line drawings often have self‐occluded wrinkles. Although several techniques that can automatically deform and map 2D texture patterns to 2D line drawings have been proposed, their qualities are insufficient for representing 3D‐like realistic garment designs and manual editing of UV coordinates, which is labor‐intensive. In this article, we introduce an interactive tool to efficiently edit UV coordinates of 2D garment line drawings on the modeling panel with curve and point handles. Our algorithm is simple to integrate into existing image authoring tools. We conduct a user study with novice users and confirm that the proposed tool can effectively handle texture mapping envisioned by the users.

The Review of Modeling and Rendering 3D Environment: A Survey

“…A new framework for layering and synthesizing bump maps is proposed including supporting multiple groups of texture coordinates and program-generated texture coordinates [21]. An interactive framework is also introduced to design low-poly 3D models from 2D model sheets, which shows how the model (e.g., sketched characters) looks from the front and side [22]. Fig.…”