Re: crown or smallish frog
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.nOt>
· alt.ascii-art
· 8 Jun 2001 18:25 · View full thread
> I see it now that I'm not looking at both frogs trying to figure out > how they make a horse together. :) Yeah .. when I look at just one frog .. trying not to think of it as a frog.. i see .. i see .. a GOAT! *lol* > > _ > > .'_`-..____ > > ( 'o` ._`-.-"/ > > (`-._ O) \'_, > > `'-.'. ( ,'-'.' > > . ). _ _/. > > ;/ '/~. > > '`~.VK/AF > > `-. > > `' > > see it more now? This looks more like a horses head .. only a little froggish .. How about doing the entire horse ? ( I mean drawing it .. *g* )
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