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Augmented Reality: Filters Inspired by Art Movements
This project explores the intersection of AR and iconic art movements—such as Cubism, Pop Art, and the Renaissance—reimagining historical aesthetics for modern digital experiences. Through these Snapchat filters, users can engage with art in a dynamic, interactive way, transforming their selfies into masterpieces or stepping into the visual language of history’s greatest artists.
Cubism (1907 to 1922)
Reimagining Pablo Picasso’s iconic style by transforming the user’s face into a fragmented composition of geometric shapes, sharp angles, and bold colors.
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Pop Art (1950s and 1960s)
Inspired by Andy Warhol’s bold, vibrant style, transforming users into retro portraits with bright colors, dots, illustrations and thick outlines.
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Byzantine (330–1453)
Sleek black mask, intricate gold patterns, and jewel-like details. Shimmering effects bring a modern twist to the ornate, spiritual essence of Byzantine head gears.
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Renaissance (14th to the 17th centuries)
The Renaissance Snapchat Filter brings the elegance of the era to life with a detailed headgear-inspired design. Modelled after the ornate hats and headpieces.
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Futurism (1909 and 1914)
Immersing users in the dynamic energy of the Futurist movement with a bold, abstract background of sharp lines, geometric shapes, and motion-inspired patterns. Vibrant colors evoke a sense of speed, technology, and modernity. The background shifts subtly with user movement, creating an interactive experience.
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Impressionism (1860 to 1886)
Transporting users into the dreamy world of Impressionist art with a vibrant background inspired by Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night. The swirling strokes of color and luminous stars create an ethereal atmosphere.
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Step 01.
Creating PNG of desired object and editing it using Adobe Photoshop
Step 02.
Using Lens Studio to upload object into the Asset Panel after doing custom settings.
Step 02.
Placing and adjusting the object to fit to the face using facial texture mapping.
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