Re: PIC-Quiet Time
Laura, yes i see what you are saying..but when crossing the right leg over the left at the calf, the shoe should really point kind of forward only in a very slight angle..mine looks horizontal which is quite wrong-- Paul, I like your second edit with the other leg -- but now im experiencing toe-heel perspective confusion-- laffing! Prudence Paul Wilkins <pmw...@xtra.co.nz> wrote in message news:7jnisf$3da12$1...@titan.xtra.co.nz... > LDB wrote > >I like it. But her leg is twisted at an odd angle. Can you point the > >foot in the other direction? > > >> / -''-{@ \ / | > >>____vvvvvvvvvvvvv_______/ | > >>_______\\ .//___________|__| > >>`;' \\// ':' || > >>\|/''..` \\, .`\|/..`Pru'.`. > >> `\\. > >> ( \ > >> |_`. > > You mean like this!?!? > > >> / -''-{@ \ / | > >>____vvvvvvvvvvvvv_______/ | > >>_______\\ .//___________|__| > >>`;' \\// ':' || > >>\|/''..` \\, .`\|/..`Pru'.`. > >> `\\ > >> / ) > >> .'_| > > Or like this? > >> / -''-{@ \ / | > >>____vvvvvvvvvvvvv_______/ | > >>_______\\ .//___________|__| > >>`;' \\// ':' || > >>\|/''..` //, .`\|/..`Pru'.`. > >> .//' > >> / ) > >> .'_| > > Paul Wilkins >
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