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Presentation Graphics 6.S063 Engineering Interaction Technologies Prof. Stefanie Mueller | HCI Engineering Group but I cannot draw. me neither rotoscope:: copy from image by drawing over it take photo trace lines remove photo


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Presentation Graphics

6.S063 Engineering Interaction Technologies

  • Prof. Stefanie Mueller | HCI Engineering Group
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but I cannot draw…. me neither…

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copy from image by drawing over it

rotoscope::

take photo trace lines remove photo

[Patrick Baudisch]

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[Parinya Punpongsanon]

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[Parinya Punpongsanon]

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  • take one of your idea scribbles
  • make this one idea look really good for next weeks

presentation

goal for today:

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why use rotoscopes and not photos?

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allows to focus on the essential things

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rotoscoping is very clear
 can be made very small

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best to communicate high-level concepts

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useful tricks

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<30s brainstorming>

what are some things you notice in the drawing that make this look better?

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  • nly outer lines are thick,

lines are thin when inside the hand. single, flat, pale skin color single line indicates: this is inside of hand

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try to keep number of control points to a minimum. the fewer points the smoother the result

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a c b

labels of sub-figures 
 partially overlap the figure

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let’s look at one more example…

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<30s brainstorming>

what are some things you notice in the drawing that make this look better?

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showing only some fibers “cut lines” = an extra white line behind a black line to clarify depth ordering missing corner makes it look round perspective
 (this is not two copies

  • f the same block)
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for drawing perspective, use either one or two vanishing points

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reuse and uniformity

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take elements separately combine draw over colorize

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  • nce you have a collection, you can quickly reuse
a d b c

pointer

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making'a'stencil'slide

all#labels#in#figure#9#point#Arial

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a#3.33 column

  • n#the#slide#master

helps#draw'everything to'scale

a b

thick#lines#1.5pt thin#lines#0.75pt black'prints#well,#avoid#color#unless#meaningful

label#sub@figures#(a),#(b), use#same#labels#for#all#figures

with#all#the#elements#you#need#! will#help#you#make#the#paper#look#uniformly

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what drawing tool to use?

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anything that has a path pen tool Illustrator, inkscape, opendraw.

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<live demo>

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  • ther ways to make rotos
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3D modeled then rendered as sketch I think this was Solidworks.

[Tobias Mohr]

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exercise

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<30 minutes>

make your own rotoscope::

take photo trace lines remove photo

  • 1. take one of your project ideas
  • 2. google image search or pose a classmate
  • 3. rotoscope

feel free to leave when you are done, see you on wednesday :)

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