How to create a cover page like this?
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I saw my Chinese classmate reading a book whose cover page is really fancy, though I don’t know the Chinese characters on it.
How could I create a cover page in my own classnotes like that?
tikz-pgf covers bookcover
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I saw my Chinese classmate reading a book whose cover page is really fancy, though I don’t know the Chinese characters on it.
How could I create a cover page in my own classnotes like that?
tikz-pgf covers bookcover
asked 3 mins ago
user450201user450201
5713
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What have you tried so far?
– manooooh
1 min ago
There is a rather straightforward part, the graphics, which can be done with TikZ (for instance) and a part which requires familiarity with the Chinese characters. It seems to me that anyone trying to answer this will have to know TikZ and these characters.
– marmot
21 secs ago
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I saw my Chinese classmate reading a book whose cover page is really fancy, though I don’t know the Chinese characters on it.
How could I create a cover page in my own classnotes like that?
tikz-pgf covers bookcover
asked 3 mins ago
user450201user450201
5713
I saw my Chinese classmate reading a book whose cover page is really fancy, though I don’t know the Chinese characters on it.
How could I create a cover page in my own classnotes like that?
tikz-pgf covers bookcover
tikz-pgf covers bookcover
asked 3 mins ago
user450201user450201
5713
asked 3 mins ago
user450201user450201
5713
asked 3 mins ago
user450201user450201
5713
asked 3 mins ago
user450201user450201
5713
asked 3 mins ago
user450201user450201
5713
5713
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What have you tried so far?
– manooooh
1 min ago
There is a rather straightforward part, the graphics, which can be done with TikZ (for instance) and a part which requires familiarity with the Chinese characters. It seems to me that anyone trying to answer this will have to know TikZ and these characters.
– marmot
21 secs ago
add a comment |
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What have you tried so far?
– manooooh
1 min ago
There is a rather straightforward part, the graphics, which can be done with TikZ (for instance) and a part which requires familiarity with the Chinese characters. It seems to me that anyone trying to answer this will have to know TikZ and these characters.
– marmot
21 secs ago
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What have you tried so far?
– manooooh
1 min ago
What have you tried so far?
– manooooh
1 min ago
There is a rather straightforward part, the graphics, which can be done with TikZ (for instance) and a part which requires familiarity with the Chinese characters. It seems to me that anyone trying to answer this will have to know TikZ and these characters.
– marmot
21 secs ago
There is a rather straightforward part, the graphics, which can be done with TikZ (for instance) and a part which requires familiarity with the Chinese characters. It seems to me that anyone trying to answer this will have to know TikZ and these characters.
– marmot
21 secs ago
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What have you tried so far?
– manooooh
1 min ago
There is a rather straightforward part, the graphics, which can be done with TikZ (for instance) and a part which requires familiarity with the Chinese characters. It seems to me that anyone trying to answer this will have to know TikZ and these characters.
– marmot
21 secs ago