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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Mar 1995.
Re: Jordan's Mate

Re: Jordan's Mate

Megalion <meg...@ecst.csuchico.edu> posted Meriday's portrait, saying:
>I've noticed that some people have asked for the female nudes so I'm 
>posting the one from which I think Jordan was born (Catalyst, did you 
>draw your version?).

I'm not entirely clear on what you mean by "draw"...

Mike Jittlov's work was an obvious influence on the style of artwork I 
chose to use for my guy, so you could say I "drew" from him in that way. 
If you mean did I create my artwork as opposed to diddling, yes.  On 
the other hand, if you mean did I sketch him first with pencil and paper, 
no.  He was done by typing characters in where I thought they should 
go, and moving/deleting/changing ones that didn't look quite right or 
didn't flow well.  A few times, I printed him out for perspective so I 
could judge proportions, and I did pencil in where I wanted to make 
adjustments at those times, so I guess you could say some drawing was
involved.  

Hope this answers your question, whatever it was!  :)
-Catalyst

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From: m...@drycas.club.cc.cmu.edu (F.L. Catalyst)
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Subject: Re: Jordan's Mate
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 95 03:39:31 GMT
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