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Non photorealistic rendering in Java - introduction Posted: Mar 25, 2007 11:04 PM
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Non photorealistic rendering (or NPR for short) employs a variety of artistic techniques, such as stippling, watercoloring, stylizing, mosaicizing etc. to render digital images. As my proposal on this subject was rejected by this year's JavaOne committee (no worries, i still have a technical session with Alex and a BoF with Richard and David), i have decided to publish a series of entries on this subject.

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