REQUEST: misc.
From Sven Utcke <sve...@caesar.robots.oxford.ac.uk>
· rec.arts.ascii
· 25 Sep 1995 00:00 · View full thread
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Hi all,
I'm writing a short story for my girlfriend and would like to
illustrate it with some ASCII-images. I found quite a few searching
the net, but I still need the following (all less than 20 lines):
* A woman (possibly only her legs) in suspenders and stockings / stay
ups.
* An airplane (one of the big commercial ones).
and here are two tough one:
* something reminiscent of the cliffs at dover
* something connected with autumn, maybe some trees + single leafs?
I would really appreciate if someone out there could help me!
Thanks
Sven
PS: Use one of the two addresses below if you want to mail me, since
GNUS seems to enter a wrong e-mail address.
--
e-mail: utc...@tu-harburg.d400.de
sve...@robots.oxford.ac.uk
finger: sve...@robots.ox.ac.uk
WWW : http://www.ti1.tu-harburg.de/~utcke/utcke.html
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