Thanks to our amazing speaker lineup:
Judy Fan, Aaron Hertzmann, Maneesh Agrawala, Hongbo Fu, Kartik Chandra, and Peter Schaldenbrand!
And to the wonderful Mia Tang for co-organizing this with me!β¨
SIGGRAPH 2026 is just around the corner! Planning to attend?
Join us for Lines & Minds: Visual Abstraction in Art, Psychology, and Computer Graphics π¨π§ π«
Weβll explore how visual abstraction shapes how we think, create, and communicate.
π lines-and-minds.github.io
π Sunday, July 19
Everyone's welcome: researchers, artists, designers, anyone curious about visual thinking!
Please sign up in advance so we can make sure there's room for you π
π forms.gle/bsnzY51zJfe6...
A big thank you to our amazing organizing team:
Mia Tang, Kartik Chandra, Maneesh Agrawala, Judith Fan, and Aaron Hertzmann.
And to our sponsors AdobeResearch and Reve for supporting us!
We are excited to keep this interdisciplinary conversation going at #SIGGRAPH2026. See you there!
We'll discuss drawing from multiple angles:
π§ Cognitive: how drawing supports thinking
ποΈ Perception: how we see & simplify visually
βοΈ Sketching as input: guiding generative AI
π€ Co-creation: drawing with machines
We hope to spark interdisciplinary dialogue & collaboration!
We're featuring an incredible interdisciplinary lineup, encompassing psychology, HCI, computer graphics, and comics theoryπ«
(I'm personally very excited about having them all in the same room! Their work has been fundamental in shaping my own research :)
Big thanks as well to the organizers and participants of the COGGRAPH workshop at CogSci '24 π coggraph.github.io for laying the groundwork.
We are excited to keep the interdisciplinary conversation going at #SIGGRAPH2025 and connect more communities!
I'm very excited to announce our #SIGGRAPH2025 workshop:
Drawing & Sketching: Art, Psychology, and Computer Graphics π¨π§ π«
π lines-and-minds.github.io
π Sunday, August 10th
Join us to explore how people draw, how machines draw, and how the two might draw together! π€βοΈ
From cave paintings to subway maps to emojis, humans have always found ways to distill the visual world into lines, shapes, and symbols. βοΈ
Why do we abstract? What makes some simplifications work better than others? And how might abstraction shape human-AI collaboration?
Here we GROW again! Introducing your #ICCV2025 Publicity Co-Chairs @natanielruiz.bsky.social @antoninofurnari.bsky.social @yaelvinker.bsky.social @csprofkgd.bsky.social
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