Yotam Gingold

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MoSound: An Interactive Tool for Generative Sound Design in Motion Graphics

Motion graphics, which bring logos, text, and other illustrations to life, are greatly enhanced with sound effects. Sound design for motion graphics presents unique challenges due to their short, abstract nature. Sound designers must identify opportunities for adding sound, decide on the sound's character to match the…

CHI '25CorrespondingMixed Reality Workspaces +1

A Scaffold-Based Tool for Product Design Variations in Virtual Reality

Product design is an iterative process involving several kinds of drawing techniques. Analytic drawing, which involves the use of guidelines or scaffolds to draw the object's shape curves, aids in achieving precision and accuracy. Freehand drawing allows designers to add details without guidance. The set of scaffold,…

UIST '245th+ AuthorGenerative AI (Text, Image, Music, Video) +1

ShadowMagic: Designing Human-AI Collaborative Support for Comic Professionals’ Shadowing

Shadowing allows artists to convey realistic volume and emotion of characters in comic colorization. While AI technologies have the potential to improve professionals’ shadowing experience, current practice is manual and time-consuming. To understand how we can improve their shadowing experience, we conducted intervie…

CHI '224th AuthorGenerative AI (Text, Image, Music, Video) +1

FlatMagic: Improving Flat Colorization through AI-driven Design for Digital Comic Professionals

Creating digital comics involves multiple stages, some creative and some menial. For example, coloring a comic requires a labor-intensive stage known as 'flatting,' or masking segments of continuous color, as well as creative shading, lighting, and stylization stages. The use of AI can automate the colorization proces…

UIST '21CorrespondingMixed Reality Workspaces +1

ScaffoldSketch: Accurate Industrial Design Drawing in VR

We present an approach to in-air design drawing based on the two-stage approach common in 2D design drawing practice. The primary challenge to 3D drawing in air is the accuracy of users' strokes. Beautifying or auto-correcting an arbitrary drawing in 2D or 3D is challenging due to ambiguities stemming from many possib…

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