Anthropomorphic artificial artist based on face-like detection and painterly rendering
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Sungkuk Chun, Minkyu Jung, Hoa Minh Le, Chee Onn Wong, Kirak Kim, Keechul JungAuthors Info & Claims
Sungkuk Chun, Minkyu Jung, Hoa Minh Le, Chee Onn Wong, Kirak Kim, Keechul JungAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 257 - 262
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This paper proposes an artificial artist, Sorry Picasso, which has the ability to see, feel and paint an aesthetically appealing painting based on searched images of anthropomorphism nature. We proposed techniques involving image processing, facial recognition, computer vision and computer graphics to automatically identify embedded human face-like objects in a natural anthropomorphic scene searched from the Internet and perform painterly rendering on the identified objects into an aesthetic art. This work is novel as a reproduction of digital art from the perspective of an eye of an artificial artist.
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