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Many real-world hand-crafted objects are decorated with elements that arepacked onto the object's surface and deformed to cover it as much as possible.Examples are artisanal ceramics and metal jewelry. Inspired by these objects,we present a method to enrich surfaces with packed volumetric decorations. Ouralgorithm works by first determining the locations in which to add thedecorative elements and then removing the non-physical overlap between themwhile preserving the decoration volume. For the placement, we support severalstrategies depending on the desired overall motif. To remove the overlap, weuse an approach based on implicit deformable models creating the qualitativeeffect of plastic warping while avoiding expensive and hard-to-control physicalsimulations. Our decorative elements can be used to enhance virtual surfaces,as well as 3D-printed pieces, by assembling the decorations onto real-surfacesto obtain tangible reproductions.

PAVEL: Decorative Patterns with Packed Volumetric Elements