Re: trackhoe
On Mon, 03 Mar 2003 18:22:12 GMT, Faux_Pseudo <Fau...@yahoo.comERCIAL> wrote: > _.--- lgbeard spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._ >> Some will call it trackhoe others a backhoe. > >I wanted to thank you for your work on this series of heavy >equipment. I would love it if more ASCII artists dedicated them self >to a run of some theme pictures. Right now I am on butterflies with >the occasional naked woman. I would have never thought of doing >construction equipment but it is a series that is really cool. > Your Welcome. Happy that you got as much enjoyment from seeing them as I did drawing them. Just finished the last one before I started to read aaa (maybe). Doing a theme or series of one subject could get boring to the indivaul but there has been many in the past (Red Baron) and on going at present yours, the pokemon files. Some emerge thur time with or without a goal set in mind or its just what that person likes to draw primarily. For me it just happen there was no thought to it it just happen because I like drawing them. May the butterflies fly to aaa I enjoy them also. and the occasional naked art. lgbeard
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