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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 May 1994.
Re: LINE: Small Marvin the Martian

Re: LINE: Small Marvin the Martian

Alan de Smet (Mostly Harmless):
>Please finish him! 

Hmm.  I wasn't planning on adding a body, mainly because I already
made one attempt and failed :).  But I took another look at it, and
this is what I've managed to do.

1              __
2             |_/\
3           ,--,;\)
4        ,-"-..._\
5        \_...._( )
6         |a a  )`|
7     ___ /`._ / /
8 -==[___]\/;  \'
9       `B-'|_`,)
0         <'/||8`>
1         __|::|
2        (__.';|
3            (_)

The results aren't great, but I don't think I can do much better at
this size.  It's easy to spend days fiddling with small pictures like
this, trying to make tiny improvements.  I think it's time for me to
move on to something else...

If anyone can figure out what to do with the left hand so it doesn't
interfere with the skirt, feel free.  And that thing he's holding in
his right hand could use some work.  (Is it a power drill or a hair
dryer? :)
--

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From: fle...@cse.psu.edu (Felix Lee)
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Subject: Re: LINE: Small Marvin the Martian
Date: 14 May 1994 04:30:54 GMT
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