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The Analysis and Synthesis of Tartan-type Designs Using Basic Computer Graphic Techniques

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The Analysis and Synthesis of Tartan-type Designs Using Basic Computer Graphic Techniques. / Wang, Chaoran; Hann, Michael .
2015. 84-89 Paper presented at The ITCC 2015 Textile & Costume Conference, Istanbul, Turkey.

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Wang, C & Hann, M 2015, 'The Analysis and Synthesis of Tartan-type Designs Using Basic Computer Graphic Techniques', Paper presented at The ITCC 2015 Textile & Costume Conference, Istanbul, Turkey, 4/11/15 - 6/11/15 pp. 84-89.

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Wang, C., & Hann, M. (2015). The Analysis and Synthesis of Tartan-type Designs Using Basic Computer Graphic Techniques. 84-89. Paper presented at The ITCC 2015 Textile & Costume Conference, Istanbul, Turkey.

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Wang C, Hann M. The Analysis and Synthesis of Tartan-type Designs Using Basic Computer Graphic Techniques. 2015. Paper presented at The ITCC 2015 Textile & Costume Conference, Istanbul, Turkey.

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Wang, Chaoran ; Hann, Michael . / The Analysis and Synthesis of Tartan-type Designs Using Basic Computer Graphic Techniques. Paper presented at The ITCC 2015 Textile & Costume Conference, Istanbul, Turkey.5 p.

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abstract = "A woven fabric consists of two assemblies of parallel yarns superimposed (or interlaced), one on the other, at ninety degrees. Where each of the two assemblies of yarns is arranged in a particular colour sequence, a specific category of woven cloth known as a 'tartan', with a characteristic check-type design, may be created. Check-type cloth has been produced worldwide, but it was in Scotland where a complex set of rules evolved and tartan of different types became associated traditionally with different families, groups or 'clans'. This paper identifies and introduces a selection of tartans and suggests innovative methods for the analysis and possible synthesis of new tartan-type designs.Index Terms - Tartan, proportion, computer graphics",
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note = "The ITCC 2015 Textile & Costume Conference : “Between Worlds” Innovation and Design in Textiles and Costume ; Conference date: 04-11-2015 Through 06-11-2015",
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