EmoG: Supporting the Sketching of Emotional Expressions for Storyboarding

Graphic Design & Typography ToolsCustomizable & Personalized ObjectsUI/UX DesignersVisual Artists & Designers

Storyboarding is an important ideation technique that uses sequential art to depict important scenarios of user experience. Existing data-driven support for storyboarding focuses on constructing user stories, but fail to address its benefit as a graphic narrative device. Instead, we propose to develop a data-driven design support tool that increases the expressiveness of user stories by facilitating sketching storyboards. To explore this, we focus on supporting the sketching of emotional expressions of characters in storyboards. In this paper, we present EmoG, an interactive system that generates sketches of characters with emotional expressions based on input strokes from the user. We evaluated EmoG with 21 participants in a controlled user study. The results showed that our tool has significantly better performance in usefulness, ease of use, and quality of results than the baseline system.

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https://hci.top/en/papers/chi/32013/2020

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1145/3313831.3376520
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2020
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