Face, Portrait, Mask - Using a Parameterized System to Explore Synthetic Face Space

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Steve DiPaola: Face, Portrait, Mask - Using a Parameterized System to Explore Synthetic Face Space. In: Electronic Visualisation in Arts and Culture, Bowen, Keene, Ng, (Eds), pp 213-227, Springer, 2013.

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New technological tools are allowing the authorship of computer-generated faces that can easily move between very realistic, to cartoon-like, to painterly or even iconified -- in both depiction and movement. These systems are beginning to allow artists, scientists and scholars to explore the notion of “face space”, whether as a realistic emotive character, an artistic portrait or symbolic facial mask, in new ways that give a deeper understanding of how the concept of faces work as an expressive and communicative medium. We overview our computer facial suite of tools, which using a hierarchical parameterization approach, gave been used as a comprehensive framework in several interdisciplinary, industrial and cognitive science applications.

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