Participatory Design of UKIYO-E Game for Children to Support Art Appreciation Based on Interacting with Pictures

Tamaki, Haruya; Sakai, Tsugunosuke; Ota, Yusuke; Egusa, Ryohei; Inagaki, Shigenori; Yamaguchi, Etsuji; Kusunoki, Fusako; Namatame, Miki; Sugimoto, Masanori; Mizoguchi, Hiroshi

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“…dealing with ukiyo-e for educational purposes [9] . The present work also includes an educational aspect by attempting to let people experience the process of production of a multicolored woodcut print.…”

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Production of Woodblocks for Multi-Color Printing of a Self-Portrait Using 3D Printer

Ohta

Todo

Kano

2019

Journal of Graphic Science of Japan

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In this study, an attempt was made to create a multicolor print based on a digital portrait photo. Inspired by the trend of taking a self-portrait (selfie) or using a purikura (print club) machine, and the "Cool Japan" movement, it is thought that it might be an entertaining experience to have one's "ukiyo-e"-nized portrait. The idea is extended further to have a woodcut print because it would be more entertaining and educational to experience the printing process by oneself. Image processing techniques were employed for modifying a photo so that it had a flat-colored ukiyo-e-like expression. These pictures were further converted to produce the three-dimensional (3D) geometric data for printing the woodblocks by a 3D printer. One can print a multicolor woodcut print on paper using ink and these woodblocks by following the same production process as that for a real multicolored woodblock print. The feasibility of the idea was demonstrated by producing the woodblocks and using them to print a real multicolor print work. Keywords: 3D Printer/Digital fabrication/Image Processing/Multicolor Woodcut Print 概要本研究はデジタル画像から多色刷り版画を作成することを試みたものである. セルフィーやプリクラなど自分自身の画像を工夫して撮ることの流行とクールジャパンと呼ばれるような日本文化への注目に触発されて，筆者らは自身の画像が浮世絵風に変換されると面白いのではないかと考えた．また，実際に多色刷りの版画として紙に印刷することができればさらに面白く教育的な体験を与えることができるのではないかと考えた．実現にあたって，基となる写真を画像処理により浮世絵風な画像に変換し，さらに色別に分解することによって版木の３ Dデータを用意した．これを３ Dプリンターによって印刷して版木を作成することができる．作成した版木を使って実際に多色刷りの作品を紙に印刷することができたことから，こうしたアプローチが可能であることを確認することができた．キーワード：３ Dプリンター／デジタルファブリケーション／画像処理／多色刷り版画

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“…Digital fabrication and 3D printers are used not only for the production of manufacturing parts, but also for creating artistic works [9] . There have also been attempts to use a 3D printer for reproducing lost ancient artifacts.…”

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Production of Woodblocks for Multi-Color Printing of a Self-Portrait Using 3D Printer

Ohta

Todo

Kano

2019

Journal of Graphic Science of Japan

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Tasty Art

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2018

Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Multisensory Approaches to Human-Food Interaction

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1 This paper introduces the methodological exploration of a design led approach towards utilizing human-food-interactions in teaching art appreciation. In workshops participants express emotional and cognitive responses towards works of art, then interpret and re-imagine those responses into the creation of representational-food dishes. From this we deconstruct and analyze the multi-sensory and multi-modal experience of food in its complex network of taste, colour, texture, and emotions.

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Participatory Design of UKIYO-E Game for Children to Support Art Appreciation Based on Interacting with Pictures

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Production of Woodblocks for Multi-Color Printing of a Self-Portrait Using 3D Printer

Production of Woodblocks for Multi-Color Printing of a Self-Portrait Using 3D Printer

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