Animating persian floral patterns

Abstract

In this paper we describe Persian floral patterns and explore techniques for animating them. We present several approaches for this dynamic recreation: visualizing pattern symmetries, illustrating their design process, and simulating plant growth. For creating a pleasant illusion of a never-ending movie, we also explore an infinitely cycling effect for self-similar patterns. The construction of animating patterns is started by interactive modeling of plant elements using NURBS. We then use procedural techniques to control the animation.

Publication
Proceedings of the Fourth Eurographics conference on Computational Aesthetics in Graphics, Visualization and Imaging (Eurographics Association)
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Katayoon Etemad

Alumni Postdoc and Research Associate

September 2016 - 2022

Katayoon is a Postdoctoral Scholar interested in information visualization, human computer interactions, and aesthetic visualizations.