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How about a pencil and ink? Then scan it in, and clean it up.
by heinrichhartman 7y ago
How about a pencil and ink? Then scan it in, and clean it up.
- jimhefferon 7y agoAlas, while I want to produce accurate and attractive figures, after trying hard for many years, I find that my talents just do not turn that way. I write texts that are free, so I am unable to pay someone to do it. At this point I use Asymptote, which does a very good job in the accuracy area and is perfectly professional in appearance. But I just love these figures and I wish I could convince my computer to turn them out.
- strbean 7y agoI think parent's suggestion could work great if you printed the Asymptote results and then traced them in ink and scanned those. As for computer generating that style, I might look for brushes for Photoshop/GIMP/Illustrator/Inkscape that produce the style you are looking for, and then reverse engineer those or use scripting capabilities of whichever tool to produce the figures.