Re: Hexagons and bees
In article <39C...@gtcom.net>, kro...@gtcom.net wrote: > Stef wrote: > > > > Just tried different sizes of hexagonal tiling : > > > > [snip] > > > > > _ _ > > | )/ ) > > \\ |//,'_ > > (")(_)()))=- > > (\\ > > > > _ _ > > ( | / ) > > \\ \|/,'_ > > (")(_)()))=- > > Stef00 <\\ > > > > They look more like wasps to me,but they are cool. > > _ _ > | )/ ) > \\ |//,' __ > (")(_)-"()))=- > (\\ > Just a little diddle to make the look more like wasps. > > _ _ > | )/ ) > \\ |//,' __ > (")(_)-"()))=- > (\\ > > _m !!!! > {') UH OOOOH....... > h: > /U > \H) > H > _P Damn ! I hoped no one would notice ... Usually people don't make the difference between wasps and bees :-) In fact I first tryed to draw a bee that really looks like a bee but gave up ... Obascii : Giant wasps invaders _ _ | )/ ) \\ |//,' __ (")(_)-"()))=- (\\ _ _ HEELP ( | / ) \\ \|/,' __ \_o_/ (")(_)-"()))=- ) <\\ /\__ _____ \ ________________________________ Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
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