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Mountaintop Corners
Either I’ve never bothered to try easier methods for creating rounded corners, or I am not afraid of having horrible eyesight in a mere five to eight years. Regardless, one of my most oft-used little image creation tricks has to do with mountaintops: want that corner a little rounder? Just add another peak. This will begin to make sense in just a moment. Figure 1 Consider Figure 1. A boring, squ
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