Re: Ascii Art of Chinese New Year -- Tiger
Hayley Jane Wakenshaw wrote: > WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-)))))))))) > Tigers are really hard to do, and this one is great! So cute too. ;-) > More! More!! "just doddled"?! Pffft.... lets see more of your doodles > then. :-) Thanks!! So maybe "just doodled" was a poor choice of words. What I meant was I just [finished] doodling [drawing]. Anyhow, I am working on some more right now, and I'll post them upon completion. > Here's my attempt at a tiger (Does it count? ;-) ) 'Course Hobbes counts. Stuffed tigers are still tigers! Stop the discrimination of stuffed animals! ;) Sarah Kearsley pikaia @ hotmail . com p.s. See? even my browser is discriminating. It wouldn't let me leave Hobbes in there!
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