Re: A woodcock [my first picture :-)]
From Thomas Baruchel <bar...@libertysurf.france>
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· 3 Dec 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Dans le groupe alt.ascii-art, vous avez �crit: >Wow!! Thats really good! Obviously, I havent looked at a picture of >them, but the chin needs something altering. Possibly the "feet" need >to be extended a bit more. I wont attempt to diddle myself.. because >i'll just make it worse! But thats really good for a first picture! Nice to have your comments. I extended the feet: +-------------------------------+ +-------------------------------+ | BEFORE | | AFTER | | | | | | < < | | / / | | ~ ~ | | \ \ | | | | ~ ~ | +-------------------------------+ +-------------------------------+ (see in my signature the whole picture). What do you mean with "altering the chin" ? -- ,--._ .'o `-.__ | (~' ~~--.__ ),-.' `. '' ,, ~`-. // \ ( ,, ,, '' `) Thomas Baruchel // `. `. ,, ,,'' .' // ~. `._,, ,' <bar...@libertysurf.fr> ' _tb_ `-.___.,-~' / / Brest \ \ ~ ~
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