Single Image Animation

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Research on how to create animations from a single image


Fluids

Animating Fluids

Relevent People

Animating Pictures of Fluid using Video Examples

Creating Fluid Animation from a Single Image using Video Database

  • Published in Computer Graphics Forum 2011
  • Authors: Makoto Okabe, Ken Anjyo, Rikio Onai
  • https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/j.1467-8659.2011.02062.x
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5iqKa7FRy0
  • Basic Idea
    • Create database of one type of fluid (fire, smoke, water)
    • Database is composed of (average image + differences) of video patches and indexed with visual words (SIFT).
    • Given a new image of a fluid, cut it up into pieces.
    • For each piece, find a video from the database. Combine the differences from the database with the image to form an animation. Lots of small details in the paper...
    • User can draw a flow field and apply a mask. The flow field influences which video is selected from the database.

Animating pictures of water scenes using video retrieval


Animals

Animating Animal Motion from Still

  • Siggraph Asia 2008
  • Authors: Xuemiao Xu Liang Wan Xiaopei Liu Tien-Tsin Wong Liansheng Wang Chi-Sing Leung
  • https://www.cse.cuhk.edu.hk/~ttwong/papers/flock/flock.html
  • Basic Idea
    • Given a photo with multiple of the same animal
    • Crop each animal to get a set of "motion snapshots"
    • Using some structural similarity measures, order the motion snapshots to create a motion cycle
    • Do consistency refinement to morph between snapshots.