COMPUTER
GRAPHICS
Vol.33 No.1 February 1999
ACM SIGGRAPH
FOCUS:Non-Photorealistic Rendering
We look our best in version 4
Welcome!
As a counter-current to the usual drive for photorealism, this issue presents
a collection of articles about non-photorealistic rendering, editted by
Michael Arias. And, of course, we also have our growing array of columns to
entertain and enlighten.
Hope you enjoy the issue!, Gordon.
This online version of the newsletter is coordinated by Mike Davison. Please send any comments or suggestions you may have to him.
Gordon Cameron, Editor
SIGGRAPH Computer Graphics
DETAILS
Online SIGGRAPH/Computer Graphics information
Past Issues of CG On-Line
Join the ACM and SIGGRAPH
Join SIGGRAPH
Calendar - Upcoming Events
Contacts
SIGGRAPH 98 - 25 years and very tangerine
SIGGRAPH 99
The SIGGRAPH home page
Professional Chapters
COLUMNS
Quarterly columns.
From the Editor - Gordon Cameron
About the Cover - Karen Sullivan
Entertaining the Future - Mike Milne
Gaming & Graphics - Richard Rouse III
VisFiles - T.Todd Elvins
Images and Reversals - Thomas G.West
Real-Time Interactive Graphics - Scott S.Fisher and Glen Fraser
CG Around the World - Alain Chesnais and Jose Encarnação
Professional Chapters - Scott Lang and Colleen Cleary
Education - R.J.Wolfe
Student Art Gallery
CG Pioneers - Carl Machover
SIGGRAPH Public Policy - Bob Ellis
Standards Pipeline - George S.Carson
Conference Reports
Comics from the Other Side - Teresa Lang
CONTRIBUTIONS
FOCUS:Non-Photorealistic Rendering
From the Guest Editor - Michael Arias
Computers for Artists Who Work Alone - Barbara Meier
Putting the Artist in the Loop - Joshua Seims
“Tour Into the Picture” as a Non-Photorealistic Animation - Ken Anjyo
Why Non-Photorealistic Rendering? - Steph Greenberg
Contour Rendering - Per H. Christensen
Intentional Non-Photorealistic Rendering - Dan Goldstein
Personal Thoughts on Non-Photorealistic Rendering - Doug Cooper
Manga and Non-Photorealistic Rendering - Sugano Yoshinori
FOCUS:Non-Photorealistic Rendering
We look our best in version 4
Welcome!
As a counter-current to the usual drive for photorealism, this issue presents a collection of articles about non-photorealistic rendering, editted by Michael Arias. And, of course, we also have our growing array of columns to entertain and enlighten.
Hope you enjoy the issue!, Gordon.
This online version of the newsletter is coordinated by Mike Davison. Please send any comments or suggestions you may have to him.
Gordon Cameron, Editor
SIGGRAPH Computer Graphics
DETAILS
Online SIGGRAPH/Computer Graphics information
Past Issues of CG On-Line
Join the ACM and SIGGRAPH
Join SIGGRAPH
Calendar - Upcoming Events
Contacts
SIGGRAPH 98 - 25 years and very tangerine
SIGGRAPH 99
The SIGGRAPH home page
Professional Chapters
COLUMNS
Quarterly columns.
About the Cover - Karen Sullivan
Entertaining the Future - Mike Milne
Gaming & Graphics - Richard Rouse III
VisFiles - T.Todd Elvins
Images and Reversals - Thomas G.West
Real-Time Interactive Graphics - Scott S.Fisher and Glen Fraser
CG Around the World - Alain Chesnais and Jose Encarnação
Professional Chapters - Scott Lang and Colleen Cleary
Education - R.J.Wolfe
Student Art Gallery
CG Pioneers - Carl Machover
SIGGRAPH Public Policy - Bob Ellis
Standards Pipeline - George S.Carson
Conference Reports
Comics from the Other Side - Teresa Lang
CONTRIBUTIONS
FOCUS:Non-Photorealistic Rendering
Computers for Artists Who Work Alone - Barbara Meier
Putting the Artist in the Loop - Joshua Seims
“Tour Into the Picture” as a Non-Photorealistic Animation - Ken Anjyo
Why Non-Photorealistic Rendering? - Steph Greenberg
Contour Rendering - Per H. Christensen
Intentional Non-Photorealistic Rendering - Dan Goldstein
Personal Thoughts on Non-Photorealistic Rendering - Doug Cooper
Manga and Non-Photorealistic Rendering - Sugano Yoshinori