This could quite possibly be the future of painting! Researchers from Adobe Research and Ohio State University recently demonstrated Wetbrush, a real-time painting system that simulates the interactions among brush, paint, and canvas at the bristle level. The resulting system can realistically simulate not only the motions of brush bristles and paint liquid, but also the liquid transfer processes among different representations.
They implemented the whole system on TITAN X GPU and CUDA. The experiment shows that artists can use the system to draw realistic and vivid digital paintings, by applying the painting techniques that they are familiar with but not offered by many existing systems.
Related resources
- GTC session: Beyond Visualization: Empowering Interior Designers With Streamlined Workflows and Accurate Cost Estimation
- GTC session: Revolutionize Virtual Production With AI-Powered Ray Tracing
- GTC session: Generate Photorealistic Synthetic Data to Enhance AI Models with NVIDIA Omniverse Replicator
- NGC Containers: CUDA
- SDK: Clara Viz
- SDK: Embed QA-4 NIM
About the Authors
