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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Jun 2002.
Re: Nerd Boy, episode 244

Re: Nerd Boy, episode 244

"Anonymous" <gue...@anonymous.com> skrev i meddelandet news:afhrrt$dlh$1...@pheidippides.axion.bt.co.uk
>
> This just gets better and better.

There's a trick to it. Actually, there are two. The first
one is to start out below your capabilities and raise the
quality from there. However, if you're lazy like me, you
can't exceed your capabilites. The trick there is to raise
the quality logarithmically. That way it always increases,
but one's maximum capability is the asymptote of the strip's
quality. :)

Of course, if you can increase your capabilites, feel free.
Be warned though; it's a lot of work. Relatively speaking,
you can achieve the effect described above if you increase
the quality of the artwork linearly and your capabilities
exponentially. Good luck with -that-...

-jg

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From: "Joaquim G�ndara" <cla...@lords.com>
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Subject: Re: Nerd Boy, episode 244
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