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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Jul 1999.
Re: PIC: woman eaters

Re: PIC: woman eaters

Geraldine Jones wrote:
> 
> On Mon, 5 Jul 1999, Veronica Karlsson wrote:
> > Ilmari Karonen wrote:
> > > Valery Silivanov wrote:
> > > : .            __                     __                     __
> > > :      ,--._  /_ `\           ,--._  /_ `\            ,--._ /_ `\
> > > :    /(_) O \   >  |        /(_) O \   \  |        /(_) O  \  >  |
> > > :    \__ o   )_/  /         \__ o   |_/  /         \__o    /_/  /
> > > :     / `\ _/    /           / `\ _/    /            /`\ _/    /
> > > :   /`          |          /`           |          /`          |
> > > :   \  |__   /| /          \  |__   /| /           \  |__   /| /
> > > :    \    `-' | |           \    `-' | |            \    `-' | |
> > > :     `---.__/  \            "---.__/  \             `---.__/  \
> > > :      /   _    |             /   _    |              /   _    |
> > > :     /   / \  /             /   / \  /              /   / \  /
> > > :     \  |   \ |             \  |   \ |              \  |   \ |
> > > :      | |   |/               | |   |/                | |   |/
> > > :       \,                     \,                      \,         S-v
> > >
> > > That's the weirdest stereogram I ever saw, that's for sure. Is the other
> > > one's eye really supposed to bulge out like that? Freaky.
> > >
> I think this is based on a piece of artwork..and the whole head is turned
> up at an angle.  Something Picasso originally did???
> 

Thanks everybody for your words in the superlative form and other
pleasant expressions.

I've heard the Picasso's name three times regarding my pictures here.
NO! This manner is different from her. Look carefully. Of course, there
exist influences of other people's works, but it may be said about
drawings or something made by any other person. These pics are distorted
and expressive, so what? If I took smth from somebody, I would tell you.
There are other artists who've influenced my way of doing things more
than Picasso.

As I've alredy said, 'drunken girl relaxing' is based on my lost pencil
drawing. While doing 'lovesick girl' I was experimenting on a piece of
paper simultaneously to find better lines (especially for feet and
hands). 
These 'eaters' were done in ascii originally. However, I couldn't find
appropriate heads for some time and drew them later than the other
parts.    

+ (VK) Please use 'his pictures' rather than 'her pictures' re my pics.

Thank you,


|--|ASCII|>--   Valery S-v, ASCII-addict
             `  <sil...@mtu-net.ru>
              ` http://www.angelfire.com/ab/ascii

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