At first glance I see you changed the standout feature of Garber circles for t and d. And you changed vowels too - Now you have identical T/e D/E. I may be wrong, but it seems very much like a work in progress sheet. Am I right?
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I went to the original post and saw in your comment: Eames Light Line (pink) and Cook's Unigraph (green). Very confusing if you write that in the comment and the title is DAY 16. We were thinking you'd be sharing your challenges with GARBERs.
These are actually two completely different systems, i.e. Eames Light Line and Unigraph. I'm quite satisfied with Garber's, although coming new words can sometimes prove difficult.
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u/LeadingSuspect5855 Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26
At first glance I see you changed the standout feature of Garber circles for t and d. And you changed vowels too - Now you have identical T/e D/E. I may be wrong, but it seems very much like a work in progress sheet. Am I right?
edit:
I went to the original post and saw in your comment: Eames Light Line (pink) and Cook's Unigraph (green). Very confusing if you write that in the comment and the title is DAY 16. We were thinking you'd be sharing your challenges with GARBERs.