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A plastic-visco-elastic model for wrinkles in facial animation and skin aging

Presented atBeijing (China), 26–29 August 1994
PublisherWorld Scientific
Publication date1994
Abstract

A model is described to simulate expressive wrinkles in 3D facial animation and skin aging. A plastic-visco-elastic skin surface is defined that can slide over an underlying layer. This layer constrains the skin surface by the spring force that simulates the connective fat tissue between skin and muscles. Muscle masks are constructed to characterize the muscular contractions that offer the tension to the skin and provide the facial movement. By choosing proper parameters for this physically based model, wrinkles in facial animation and skin aging are simulated through the elastic process assembled with visco and plastic units.

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WU, Yin, MAGNENAT THALMANN, Nadia, THALMANN, Daniel. A plastic-visco-elastic model for wrinkles in facial animation and skin aging. In: Pacific Graphics ’94 Proceedings of the second Pacific conference on Fundamentals of computer graphics. Beijing (China). [s.l.] : World Scientific, 1994. p. 201–214. doi: 10.1142/9789814503860_0013
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