What does it take to create a FontAwesome equivalent for comics?
We love comics. We badly wanted to create comic strips. But there was one problem. Some of us can’t draw a straight line for nuts. But we wanted to express our data visualizations by evoking emotions -- in the form of comics. So we created a JavaScript utility for that instead.
- How we broke down comic characters into structured components (and how you can break down arbitrary images similarly in JS)
- How to draw and compose these images using data
- How to handle problems with static content and async loaoding on CDNs
Intended audience:
- JS developers who want to include comics in their pages
- JS developers who want to understand gotchas in library packaging
Why do we need to bother with comics?

How can we control comic content using data analysis

How we built a library to automate this

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Anand is a co-founder of Gramener, a company that narrates insights as data stories.
Anand is design-impaired. So he had to automate designs to make them work. He’s also artistically impaired, and therefore has to automate comics to draw them
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