Re: Evolution -- how to improve it?
Alex Schroeder wrote: > http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/6120/ %o / _ > %o _%o_/ <b--+ \ %O � \ > %o .oodMMp' / M M / \dB--+__�_/__ > ..oooOOO/ /\ /\ \ >> /`L `L\_ __|__ Howdy. I like the concept of the art, but the first two are too big, I think. The worm/snake looks like a sea monster, and the four-legged animal is really confusing. I realize part of the idea is that the creatures all have the same head (%0), but, to my mind, it looks better like this: ) %o / _ `/Oo _0_/ <b--+ \ %O � \ .oOO) / M M / \dB--+__�_/__ .oOV /\ /\ ( >> J`L `L\_ __|__ Well, maybe not. Now the second creature looks like a horse. Hmm. `Oo .oOO) /\ /\ .oOo`o' |\ |\ ) %o / _ _0_/ <b--+ \ %O � \ .oOo`o' / M M / \dB--+__�_/__ .oOV |\ |\ ( >> J`L `L\_ __|__ maybe? I'm trying to go for the "lower mammal" look. Ehh. It was worth a shot. Annnna -- | <atruwe (at) gladstone.uoregon.edu> | Annna Truwe |alt.slack.devo| | "I'm more like a copulation gadget. Or maybe an intercourse | | widget, tops. But sex machine, no." -- Stephen David Livingston | --------------------------------------------------------------------
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