Tag: optimization

Fixing curves, for me, is an every day activity. Sometimes they look oddly pointy, too steep or too wide, guiding my eyes to awkwardness. And since I’m an optimization freak (as you could tell on my previous article on Bézier curves), I end up using some procedures to tackle problems. So, today I want to […]

Note: This series of articles are a work in progress. It’s in the process of being written, so there might be corrections along the way, as well as new articles. Index Introduction | Learning To See | Overshooting | The Stroke: Optics I own a lot of books. It’s my consumerist pitfall: whenever I go to a bookshop and don’t […]