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IDraw: Artist Verification from Digital Drawing Images

As digital drawings are increasingly shared online, reliable authorship verification has become important for protecting artists and resolving disputes. Yet when authorship is questioned, verification may have to rely only on the disputed drawing and reference drawings known to be created by the claimed artist. This setting is challenging for two reasons. First, artist-specific drawing behavior, such as pen pressure and movement speed, is informative but is not available from a completed drawing. Second, similarities in the depicted object or scene can obscure similarities arising from the artist. We propose IDraw, a framework that learns from drawings paired with tablet-pen sensor signal...

AuthorsNayoung Kim, Nan Jiang, Bangjie Sun et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published3 August 2026
Last updated at source4 August 2026
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