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2013 Ninth International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Security, 2013
On physical canvas, color can only diffuse in the continuous 2D space. To break this constraint, this paper proposes wormhole canvas, on which the pervasive one-way wormholes can continually teleport color to distant locations. Various results show that different placements of wormholes can produce different stylized renderings.
Ruimin Lyu +3 more
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On physical canvas, color can only diffuse in the continuous 2D space. To break this constraint, this paper proposes wormhole canvas, on which the pervasive one-way wormholes can continually teleport color to distant locations. Various results show that different placements of wormholes can produce different stylized renderings.
Ruimin Lyu +3 more
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Towards a disambiguation canvas
2013 IEEE Virtual Reality (VR), 2013We present Disambiguation canvas, a technique for selection by progressive refinement using a mobile device and consisting of two steps. During the first, the user defines a subset of objects through the orientation sensors of the device and a volume-casting pointing technique.
Henrique Galvan Debarba +4 more
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The Charleston Advisor, 2016
Canva is an intuitive, Web-based design tool with a drag and drop interface that can be used to create a variety of images and documents. The basic platform is free when designing with your own photos and images. There are also free images, icons, layouts, and other elements available in the Canva library, as well as premium elements available for a ...
Brandy Klug, Ursula Williams
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Canva is an intuitive, Web-based design tool with a drag and drop interface that can be used to create a variety of images and documents. The basic platform is free when designing with your own photos and images. There are also free images, icons, layouts, and other elements available in the Canva library, as well as premium elements available for a ...
Brandy Klug, Ursula Williams
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Proceedings of the 11th Biennial Participatory Design Conference, 2010
The Baobab tree, indigenous to Africa and Australia, represents principle values of Participatory Design through its usage. In Africa, participative community meetings are held under the umbrella of this tree, as well as many interior and exterior decors of the tree emerged. Worldwide trees have been etched, leaving messages for others to come.
Beate Zorn +2 more
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The Baobab tree, indigenous to Africa and Australia, represents principle values of Participatory Design through its usage. In Africa, participative community meetings are held under the umbrella of this tree, as well as many interior and exterior decors of the tree emerged. Worldwide trees have been etched, leaving messages for others to come.
Beate Zorn +2 more
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2007 posters, 2007
The Living Canvas initiative aims to explore the novel artistic possibilities of using the performer’s body and clothes as a projection surface in the context of a stage performance. A new projection system will enable a dynamic or even improvised performance by detecting the posture and silhouette of the performer and projecting imagery precisely to ...
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The Living Canvas initiative aims to explore the novel artistic possibilities of using the performer’s body and clothes as a projection surface in the context of a stage performance. A new projection system will enable a dynamic or even improvised performance by detecting the posture and silhouette of the performer and projecting imagery precisely to ...
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