Study on digital protection and innovative design of Qin opera costumes

Liu, Kaixuan; Gao, Yuanyuan; Zhang, Jiaqi; Zhu, Chun

doi:10.1186/s40494-022-00762-x

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“…This can facilitate the study of the digital restoration of ancient clothing and textile styles and structures [32]. Specifically, the combination of digital preservation techniques with genetic algorithms [33], neural networks [34], fuzzy logic [35], etc., is a current area of interest in heritage protection [36]. Jerzy Montusiewicz et al used structured-light 3D scanners (SLSs) to scan historical cultural clothing and create 3D models [31].…”

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Digital Virtual Simulation for Cultural Clothing Restoration: Case Study of Tang Dynasty Mural ‘Diplomatic Envoys’ from Crown Prince Zhang Huai’s Tomb

Liu,

Cui,

Wang

2024

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The advent of 3D virtual presentation technology for clothing has led to the gradual popularisation of digital virtual clothing in the modern fashion industry. However, there remains a gap between the application of this technology and the integration of cultural attributes in the field of digital communication of traditional cultural clothing. Consequently, the objective of this paper is to propose the establishment of a fusion system integrating archaeological research on traditional culture with emerging virtual presentation technology. This paper draws inspiration from the replicability and easy dissemination of digital products to combine cultural archaeology and digital technology. The aim is to provide ideas for the diversity of dissemination of cultural heritage. The research object is Diplomatic Envoys, a Chinese mural painting of the Tang Dynasty that depicts friendly exchanges between countries. The research is divided into two research stages. A CLO3D software-based digital restoration test was conducted to reproduce the costumes of officials and foreign envoys depicted in the Tang Dynasty mural. The FAHP model was employed to verify the accuracy of the restoration results. The experiment demonstrated that the digitally reconstructed clothing exhibited a high degree of similarity to the unearthed mural figure clothing object. Furthermore, the restoration result passed the credibility verification, resulting in a ‘credible’ outcome. The application of digital virtual simulation clothing restoration methods offers two key advantages. Firstly, in comparison with traditional clothing restoration methods, digital restoration enables the rapid assessment of the resulting clothing effect, thereby reducing the likelihood of secondary damage to cultural relics due to manual errors. Secondly, the benefits of digital technology facilitate the convenient storage, replication, and dissemination of clothing data information. Data can not only be extended to online exhibition halls but also to game animation, clothing production, and other fields for the purposes of creative redesign and information dissemination. Furthermore, these benefits can penetrate the education industry to disseminate information to the public through all-round display models and explanations.

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confidence: 99%

Digital Virtual Simulation for Cultural Clothing Restoration: Case Study of Tang Dynasty Mural ‘Diplomatic Envoys’ from Crown Prince Zhang Huai’s Tomb

Liu,

Cui,

Wang

2024

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“…Often in graphic design, in order to highlight the strong national character and visual tension of the Qin Qiang, most use only its form. However, it is also important to draw on the art forms, graphic elements and cultural backgrounds of the Qin Qiang itself as visual extracts [39].…”

Section: The Challenges Of Qin Qiang In Graphic Designmentioning

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Research on graphic design based on mind mapping method--The example of traditional Chinese local opera, the Qin Qiang

Feng

2023

SHS Web Conf.

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Mind mapping has always played a role in graphic design as a logical analysis and integration of ideas. By using the method of mind mapping it is possible to develop thinking and reasoning from a wider range or different perspectives, thus reorganising relevant factors to break through the original deconstruction to achieve innovative research in graphic design. At the same time, the structural order and visualisation of the mind map is very conducive to logical reasoning and building systems for graphic design. Therefore, in this paper, the application of the mind mapping method in graphic design is investigated with the example of the traditional Chinese local opera, the Qin Qiang. Using the logical tool of mind mapping, a set of graphic design works on the theme of Qin Qiang was completed by clarifying the theme, divergent thinking and determining the direction and method of research to integrate and unify the various forms of Qin Qiang. This paper uses mind mapping to provide a wealth of information and inspirational derivation for the graphic design about the Qin Qiang, allowing the design to visualise effective information in a more comprehensive and concrete way. At the same time, this allows the central idea of the Qin Qiang to be communicated more effectively and accurately in the graphic design than in previous graphic design works.

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“…With the advent of the digital age, digital technology is widely used in the field of clothing, such as pattern making [1], fashion style design [2], clothing interaction design [3], costume modeling [4,5], costume archaeology [6][7][8], and costume restoration [4,5]. Applying digital technologies, such as 3D printing [9], 3D scanning [10], virtual reality [11], artificial intelligence [12], machine learning [13], and human-computer interaction [14] to the field of archaeology is the trend for the protection, development, and utilization of sites and cultural relics in the future [6][7][8].…”

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Research on Archaeology and Digital Restoration of Costumes in Spring Outing Painting of Madam Guo

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Spring Outing Painting of Madam Guo is one of the representative works of Zhang Xuan, a famous Chinese court painter of the Tang dynasty (618–907), who was the “leader” of the trend of figure painting in the Tang dynasty and had a great influence on later figure painting. The costumes of the characters in the paintings not only show the artistic aesthetics of the prosperous Tang dynasty, but also reflect the rich cultural connotation. At present, the research on this painting is mainly about character discrimination and painting appreciation. There are few studies involving the costumes in this painting. With the rapid development of digital clothing technology, it provides a new way and path for the restoration of ancient costumes. Based on the costume archaeology of Spring Outing Painting of Madam Guo, this paper uses 3D virtual simulation and reverse engineering technology to restore the costume style of the characters in the picture, realize the digital restoration and protection of the style drawing, paper pattern, and 3D simulation drawing of the characters’ costumes in the picture. Finally, we introduce the fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) to comprehensively evaluate the costume restoration effect. Our proposed method solves the problem of the constraints of time and space on the presentation of ancient traditional costumes, promotes the excellent historical culture of China, and provides a certain reference for the modern redesign of ancient costumes.

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Study on digital protection and innovative design of Qin opera costumes

Cited by 12 publications

References 23 publications

Digital Virtual Simulation for Cultural Clothing Restoration: Case Study of Tang Dynasty Mural ‘Diplomatic Envoys’ from Crown Prince Zhang Huai’s Tomb

Digital Virtual Simulation for Cultural Clothing Restoration: Case Study of Tang Dynasty Mural ‘Diplomatic Envoys’ from Crown Prince Zhang Huai’s Tomb

Research on graphic design based on mind mapping method--The example of traditional Chinese local opera, the Qin Qiang

Research on Archaeology and Digital Restoration of Costumes in Spring Outing Painting of Madam Guo

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