October 2025 – Eurographics

The EuroVis Steering Committee has decided that, for a period of time, the EuroVis Early Career award will be given in remembrance of Johanna Beyer’s achievements, who…

Winner of the Computer Graphics Forum 2026 Cover Image Contest

Dennis Bukenberger - TU Munich - A golden sea turtle glides through the water, its shell rendered as a striking blueish diamond. The carapace is represented as an unfoldable low-poly triangle mesh, generated via a feature-preserving simplification that balances visual approximation with coarsening constraints. Starting on a dense surface, the method strategically places new vertices along dominant features, ensuring well-shaped triangles and consistent edge lengths for fabrication. Unfoldability is achieved by coupling the coarsening process with an automatically updated cut graph, which selects low-saliency seams to allow flattening without overlaps. The result preserves the shell's global shape and local geometric features (concavities, convexities, ridges, and valleys) while producing fabrication-ready geometry. The image was composited using Blender and rendered with Cycles.

Month: October 2025

Johanna Beyer EuroVis Early Career Award

Symposium on Geometry Processing

The 37th Eurographics Symposium on Rendering (EGSR 2026 )

Computer Graphics International (CGI 2026)

THE 25TH ACM SIGGRAPH / Eurographics SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTER ANIMATION (SCA 2026)

High-Performance Graphics 2026