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Creating Impressionistic Effects from Video and Still Images

The aim of this research is to automatically process video and still images such that they display the qualities of a traditional impressionist painting. The research discusses the implementation of the techniques put forth in [1]. In addition, some of the techniques put forth in [1] have been adapted or extended, and some small innovations are presented. The techniques discussed include using gradient information to orientate individual brush strokes, clipping each brush stroke to the edges found in the image, and using optical flow to move brush strokes across multiple frames in video sequences.