Layer Tennis: Match three underway Oct 12 2007
4 comments Latest by John
The third match in 2007’s Layer Tennis season is underway between Steven Harrington and Chuck Anderson. It’s the best one yet.
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4 comments so far
Seth 12 Oct 07
To me, Harrington’s style is way more fresh.
andrew rutner 15 Oct 07
Meh…
bradley Skaggs 15 Oct 07
I still think that Match 1 was the best. This one is just the same stuff back and forth. Match 1 had a great progression which is what this “game” is all about.
John 19 Oct 07
Wow, this is pretty unimpressive stuff. Reminds me of the late-night weed-induced experimentation I did with Photoshop 4.
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