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OwnerKohei Miura, Kouzaburou Furukawa +4inventors
InventorsKohei Miura, Kouzaburou Furukawa, Atsumu Yokoishi, Akira Itoh, Yukiko Okada, Hajime Hasegawa
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The present invention relates to a method and system for generating aesthetic characters, and to a business model for commercially developing the method and system utilizing the Internet or the like. The present invention makes it possible to synthesize a variety of image patterns with arbitrary characters by adding stroke fonts. According to a first aspect, the present invention provides a method and system for generating aesthetic characters, in which an arbitrary image pattern is selected from a pattern database, and data on arbitrary characters constituting single lines are superposed on the selected image pattern, whereby the arbitrary image patterns are processed into various characters and generating aesthetic image patterns. Thus, it is possible to provide character bodies drawn with excellent aesthetic properties that are uniquely designed for attracting public attention, such as in the television broadcasts, Internet sites, headings of journals or newspapers, advertisements, and signboards.
A method for generating aesthetic characters, comprising:
A system for generating aesthetic characters, comprising:
A business model for generating aesthetic characters, comprising:
A method and system for generating aesthetic characters, and a business model of the same, wherein a main server of image patterns includes a generator application besides pattern data of various image patterns, wherein an image pattern created by a user or member is inputted into the pattern data of the various image patterns in the main server by using the Internet or the like, wherein the pattern data are subjected to image processing in which the image pattern data are converted by the application of the image pattern through a stroke image pattern or the like with the generator application, and wherein the processed image is returned to the main server, and according to an access by the user or member, delivered to terminals such as a PC of the user or member.
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