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Panel 1. Cepper is happy of herself in front of her large canvas: a beautiful painting as she did on the previous episodes. The parrot looks at what she does on his perch.
Cepper: “Alright, this is how I usually do it.”
Parrot: "That style has high coherence for training data − I love it."
Panel 2. Cepper took her brush and now scribble on the canvas. (note: visual concept of the episode: the panel style itself is altered while Cepper tells it.) The Parrot feels uneasy.
Cepper: "I know, and that's exactly the problem. I should start by making the outline rougher."
Panel 3. Cepper is adding thick painting directly from the tube, and now rub furiously her canvas, many colors and glitches. The Parrot start to be horrified.
Cepper: "...more angular shapes, a rougher texture, and an overall less polished look."
Panel 4. The style is totally degraded: shapes, colors, glitches. Cepper leaves the canvas with triumph, throwing her brush, while the Parrot is now really horrified in front of it.
Cepper: "Perfect. Try to train on that now, you tin can."
Art: David Revoy. Scenario: David Revoy. English (original version)
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