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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 May 2003.
Re: Zitech-logo

Re: Zitech-logo

"Ivan Vos Thrys" <iv...@ofir.dk> wrote in message
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> Hi ng.. This is kind of a first attempt, so dont mock me too much :)
> Tell me what you think:

Hi! Ivan,

I thought your drawing is very beautiful.
II don't know the correct word for lack of my knowledge,
it's polite, courteous, civil, careful, or something.
I wanna see you drawing materials like animals, plants, people,
things we use. Please consider and try it next time. ;-)
I bet it will be beautiful and careful like this.


kirara

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