Single View Modeling

Greek Marble Stele | Roman Fresco Wall Painting

Greek Marble Stele

Source and Annotated Image

This image depicts an ancient Greek stele made of marble, which was obtained from Laure's old flashcard stockpile for a past classics course. This image was chosen because it has well defined edges and an overall geometric shape suitable for single view modeling. The sphinx was excluded from the modeling due to its high level of detail and irregular shape.

Reconstruction of VRML Model

The full VRML may be seen

Interesting Texture Maps

Roman Fresco Wall Painting

Source and Annotated Image

This image is a photo of a Roman fresco wall painting exhibit at the Metropoliton Museum. (This specific image came from Laure's old classics flashcard stockpile as well). Its distinct edges and vanishing points made it suitable for single view modeling, as well as the reverse perspective cutout. Although in retrospect, the vanishing points of the image did not extend far enough to optimize the optical illusion of the reverse perspective cutout.

For this image, two models were constructed, a simplistic box model for the reverse perspective, and a more detailed model incoporating the items in the room as well as the ceiling.

Reconstruction of VRML model

The full VRML of the more detailed model may be seen

Interesting Texture Maps

Reverse Perspective Cutout