Multimedia-based computer-aided ceramic design

Abstract

This paper conducts an in-depth study on the design of ceramics based on the principles of multimedia computer-aided design, defines the concepts of computer-aided design and ceramic art design in the research process, and explains the connotation and requirements of information technology to promote the design ability of ceramic art professionals. Through the overview and analysis of ceramic traditional craft, the design methods and principles applicable to the digital experience of the traditional craft situation under the ceramics are found, and attempts are made to transform the advantages of digital technology into new potential energy for the protection and inheritance of traditional craft. Starting from the theory of non-heritage information and virtual visualization art performance, the information content, basic process, and development context of ceramic craft are organized, the ceramic craft content and its matching information visualization display methods are compared, and it is proposed to present and disseminate the information of kiln porcelain assembly and firing craft through the construction of a three-dimensional model of ceramic furnace and virtual visualization display. The virtual visualization art aesthetics is divided into three aspects: content aesthetics, visual aesthetics, and interactive aesthetics, and the art performance in the virtual visualization system of the kiln is studied from three aspects: art aesthetics, visual performance, and interactive display. The study utilizes modern tools such as augmented reality and virtual reality technologies for the innovative transmission, research, sharing, and dissemination of cultural heritage digital content, enabling users to interact with digital content simply and naturally.