volumetrised

Volumetrised is a term often encountered in digital art, animation, and visual effects. It describes the process or result of giving a two-dimensional image or concept a sense of three-dimensional volume and depth. This can be achieved through various techniques, both manual and computational. In 2D art, artists might use shading, lighting, and perspective to create the illusion of volume. They carefully manipulate light and shadow to define form, making flat surfaces appear to recede or project.

In the realm of digital media, volumetrised can refer to a more literal interpretation, where data is used to construct a three-dimensional representation of an object or scene. This can involve techniques like photogrammetry, where multiple photographs are used to generate a 3D model, or by using volumetric data from scans like CT or MRI. The goal is to create a digital asset that possesses tangible form, allowing it to be viewed from any angle, manipulated in 3D space, or integrated into virtual environments. Volumetrised assets are crucial for video games, architectural visualization, medical imaging, and virtual reality experiences, where a convincing sense of space and form is essential. The term emphasizes the transformation from a flat representation to one with perceived or actual physical presence.