International Journal of Asia Digital Art and Design
Online ISSN : 2189-7441
Phased Expression Technique for Realistic Embodiment of Tiger Fur
Dong Sik Kim Yun JiSeung Woo ChoHyun Seok Lee
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2015 Volume 19 Issue 4 Pages 99-105

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In recent Hollywood movies such as “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, 2014”, “The Hobbit, 2014” etc, animal shaped CG creatures are being realistically presented . Mate rialization of fur serves as an important factor to give each character distinctive features as well as particularly describes CG creatures more realistically. In case of major studios, the fur eff ect is materialized by using in house tool or through their own R&D. In most studios, however, the effect incurs technical and financial difficulties. This study, therefore, is to suggest an effective fur making technique using five plugins through experimental research. For this research purpose, this study first draws existing technical limitations and problems through literature review on fur maki ng using CG and case studies of movies. Second, this study establishes optimized work process based on the limitations and problems by utilizing features of general plu gins on three steps of 1.Fur shape modeling, 2.Fur dynamics or animation and ③ Fur rende ring as a technical method for realistic expression of fur and analyzes its technical utility. Through this procedure, it is to present an effective way of working and it is considered as a useful research that can be applied to projects of studios in general.
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