This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Corel Corporation. Active years: 2016.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2016
Title: Daniel Jette and Digital Art Simulation
Introduction
Daniel Jette is an inventor based in Seattle, Washington, whose patent work concerns tools for digital art applications. His invention explores ways to simulate fluids and artistic media in software, including watercolor and wet oil effects.
Latest Patents
Jette is associated with 1 patent: “Methods and Apparatuses for Simulating Fluids and Media in Digital Art Applications.” The patent describes techniques for simulating fluids and gases, including dynamically sized simulation areas and adaptations of Lattice Boltzmann Modeling. It also addresses using these methods to represent artistic media, such as watercolor and wet oil, and describes a tool-adjuster approach for digital art software.
Career Highlights
Jette works at Corel Corporation. His patent reflects the intersection of computational modeling and creative software, with a focus on giving digital artists tools for simulating fluid behavior and media effects.
Collaborations
Jette’s listed coworkers include Steve Szoczei and Christopher Tremblay. Their shared professional context at Corel Corporation connects their work to the development of digital art software.
Conclusion
Daniel Jette’s patent highlights methods for bringing fluid and media simulation into digital art applications, supporting more expressive and realistic creative tools.
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