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Outline Colorization through Tandem Adversarial Networks

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arxiv 1704.08834 v1 pith:OEZMZCIE submitted 2017-04-28 cs.CV

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keywords coloroutlinesschemenetworknetworksshadingtandemwhen
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When creating digital art, coloring and shading are often time consuming tasks that follow the same general patterns. A solution to automatically colorize raw line art would have many practical applications. We propose a setup utilizing two networks in tandem: a color prediction network based only on outlines, and a shading network conditioned on both outlines and a color scheme. We present processing methods to limit information passed in the color scheme, improving generalization. Finally, we demonstrate natural-looking results when colorizing outlines from scratch, as well as from a messy, user-defined color scheme.

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