Incredible work. And isn't it impressive how quickly progress is being made in this research area (disregarding, of course, some of the ethical issues it may p

Incredible work. And isn't it impressive how quickly progress is being made in this research area (disregarding, of course, some of the ethical issues it may present in the future)? The most amazing results (to my eye, anyway) come from the sketch-like source styles, where various squiggles are redrawn on every frame, similar to the Plumpton style. In the other source styles, it seems like the brush strokes are largely preserved across frames, even though they're repositioned with facial movement. But I think it would be really cool to see things repainted in a more fundamental way, possibly using varying colors, brush widths, stroke directions, etc. Basically what you would expect if each frame were repainted by hand.