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The document discusses different artistic styles including photorealism which uses photographs to create realistic paintings, cel shading which makes computer graphics appear hand-drawn, abstraction which uses visual elements like color and form to create compositions without references to the real world, and exaggeration which describes things as greater than they truly are. Examples and links are provided for each style.
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This document discusses and provides examples of four artistic styles: photorealism, cel shading, abstraction, and exaggeration. Photorealism involves creating paintings that appear photographic using visual references. Cel shading, or toon shading, makes 3D graphics appear hand-drawn. Abstraction uses shapes and bright colors to make images stand out. Exaggeration describes things as more than they really are, like muscles too big to be possible.
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Photorealism is an artistic style that aims to create paintings that are indistinguishable from photographs. Photorealist artists carefully study their subjects with cameras and create small preliminary works before embarking on large-scale realistic paintings known for their technical precision. Cell shading is a rendering technique used in video games and animation to give the impression of a hand-drawn style by outlining forms and using flat colors rather than smooth gradients. Abstraction moves away from literal representation and prioritizes formal qualities like color and composition over representational accuracy. Exaggeration in games and anime uses over-the-top representations to make the content more fun and fantastical.
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Photorealism aims to precisely represent visual scenes and objects as they appear in reality. As graphics technology has advanced, video games have become increasingly photorealistic, with some games mimicking real environments so closely it is difficult to distinguish them from reality. Cel shading is a technique used in animation and games to render 3D objects to appear 2D, similar to a comic or cartoon. The first game to use cel shading was Doctor Hauzer in 1994, but the style became popular with games like Fear Effect and Jet Set Radio in 2000. Abstraction involves deriving concepts from real-world examples by reducing details while retaining relevant information. Exaggeration of features in games like Wario Ware and Ray
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Photorealism aims to precisely represent visual scenes and objects as they appear in reality. As graphics technology has advanced, video games have become increasingly photorealistic, with some games mimicking real environments so closely it is difficult to distinguish them from reality. Cel shading is a technique used in animation and games to render 3D objects to appear 2D, similar to a comic or cartoon. The first game to use cel shading was Doctor Hauzer in 1994, but the style became popular with games like Fear Effect and Jet Set Radio in 2000. Abstraction involves deriving concepts from real-world examples by reducing details while retaining relevant information. Exaggeration of features in games like Wario Ware and Ray
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Task 2
- 1. Task 2 – Artistic Styles PHOTOREALISM Photorealism painting based on using cameras and photographs to gather visual information and then from this creating a painting that appears to be photographic. This picture is of crisis 3 http://www.velocitygamer.com/crysis-3-review/ CEL SHADING Cel shading or toon shading is a type of non-photorealistic rendering and an illumination model designed to make computer graphics appear to be hand-drawn. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b7/Toon-shader.jpg ABSTRACTION Abstract art uses a visual language of form, color and line to create a composition which may exist with a degree of independence from visual references in the world.
- 2. http://www.animalwallpapers.co/3549/abstract-cat-burning-wallpaper-17818-open-walls/ EXAGGERATION Exaggeration is a term for a figure of speech. It means the describing of something and making it more than it really is.