Treffer: How to Create 3D Movie Scenes in the Style of Chinese Paintings Through Computer Processing(初稿)

In recent years, Chinese visual elements have become increasingly prevalent in Hollywood films. These elements manifest in various forms, including unique Chinese landscapes, modern cityscapes, Chinese martial arts, traditional culture, cuisine, and attire. Two primary reasons can be identified for this trend. First, the incorporation of Chinese elements enriches the visual storytelling and fosters thematic innovation, catering to the preferences of a global audience. Second, Western films that include Chinese elements resonate with Chinese viewers, garnering their favor and support, thus facilitating successful entry into the Chinese market and generating higher box office revenue. Among the myriad visual elements, the distinctive Chinese landscape appears to be Hollywood's favorite, as evidenced by the success of movies such as "Avatar," "Mulan," and "Mission: Impossible 3."Creating 3D movie scenes reminiscent of Chinese painting styles involves the interdisciplinary application of computer graphics, artistic generation, and cultural heritage. This paper aims to outline the methods and key steps to achieve this goal. To begin, researchers must conduct an in-depth study of various Chinese painting styles to grasp their unique artistic features. Analyzing traditional artwork allows for the extraction of critical visual elements, such as brushwork, lines, colors, and composition.In terms of 3D production, specialized modeling software like Blender, Maya, 3ds Max, and others should be employed to create scene elements such as mountains, buildings, and natural vegetation. These models should be meticulously designed to reflect the studied painting style, whether by mimicking hand-drawn lines or utilizing specific geometric shapes. To achieve this goal, researchers must possess a broad range of technical and artistic knowledge and utilize professional modeling, rendering, and post-processing tools. Through ongoing experimentation and refinement, they can create impressively realistic 3D movie scenes in the style of ...