ArtNVG: Content-Style Separated Artistic Neighboring-View Gaussian Stylization
Zixiao Gu, Mengtian Li, Ruhua Chen, Zhongxia Ji, Sichen Guo, Zhenye, Zhang, Guangnan Ye, Zuo Hu

TL;DR
ArtNVG is a novel 3D stylization framework that leverages reference images and innovative techniques to produce high-quality, consistent stylized scenes suitable for film and gaming industries.
Contribution
It introduces Content-Style Separated Control and Attention-based Neighboring-View Alignment techniques to enhance local consistency and style transfer in 3D scene stylization.
Findings
Outperforms existing methods in content preservation and style alignment
Achieves rapid optimization and high-quality rendering
Ensures local color and texture consistency across views
Abstract
As demand from the film and gaming industries for 3D scenes with target styles grows, the importance of advanced 3D stylization techniques increases. However, recent methods often struggle to maintain local consistency in color and texture throughout stylized scenes, which is essential for maintaining aesthetic coherence. To solve this problem, this paper introduces ArtNVG, an innovative 3D stylization framework that efficiently generates stylized 3D scenes by leveraging reference style images. Built on 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS), ArtNVG achieves rapid optimization and rendering while upholding high reconstruction quality. Our framework realizes high-quality 3D stylization by incorporating two pivotal techniques: Content-Style Separated Control and Attention-based Neighboring-View Alignment. Content-Style Separated Control uses the CSGO model and the Tile ControlNet to decouple the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGenerative Adversarial Networks and Image Synthesis · Image Retrieval and Classification Techniques · Computer Graphics and Visualization Techniques
