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In the same vein, stop drawing dead butterflies
232 0 ReplyDamnit, I'm going to see this everywhere now, aren't I?
99 0 ReplyYep.
You’re welcome.
56 0 Reply23 0 ReplyIs kerning the spacing between letters?
5 0 ReplyBetween any typographical characters, but yeah, basically 🙂
5 0 ReplyIt's the visual spacing between letters, which usually involves some letters that have curves or corners to actually not strictly follow the spacing. For example the legs of the letter A might stick out a tiny bit in certain fonts. This gives text a more visually balanced kerning.
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Thanks for making me one of the 10000 today
51 0 ReplyInteresting!
42 0 ReplyThat bottom depiction really makes it obvious that butterflies never have their wings like that
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I can't wait to ruin this for every single person I know going forward. Thanks!
38 0 ReplyOh wow, thats very interesting!
16 0 ReplyDidn't see that coming. In retrospect, I should have noticed that a long time ago... Thanks for the info
7 0 ReplyNeat, the alive ones look way more similar to moths.
6 0 Replyi will never see butterfly depictions the same again
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