PPT-Caricatures By Ms. Cousineau

Definition Caricature A drawing of a real person in which certain striking characteristics are exaggerated in order to create a comic or grotesque effect but still retains the likeness of the person. 1 Midford House Midford Garden Off M G Road Near Big Kids Kemp rinity Circle Bangalore 560001 ou are cordially invited to participate in the inaugural function The exhibition will be open to the public upto 20th july 2013 Prashant Kulkarni Mr Prabha W Chang Edith Cowan University Susan C Levine University of Chicago Philip J Benson University of Aberdeen This study examined childrens and adults perception and recognition of facial stimuli that were either systematically exaggerated caricatures From exam ple caricatures drawn by an artist our caricature system learns how an artist draws caricatures In our approach we decouple the process of caricature generation into two parts ie shape exaggeration and texture style transfer ring The exagg
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