Re: Ford Emblem
From Frederic Merizen <ogn...@club-internet.fr>
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· 1 May 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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GCI wrote: > Veronica Karlsson wrote some stuff: > >Often when one makes a picture which is meant to look very much like > >something, with very specific shapes (especially rounded shapes), one > >tends to end up with a pile of dots. The thing to do then is to step > > OK, so for my second try, I'll go with less dots and try the Chevy "bowtie". > _________ > _______| |_________ > / / > /________ _______/ > |_________| Reminds me of my Atari ST's floppydrive... __ ____________________________ __..-"" `._,' `. __ ,"" | | ________ | __ .-'\|_.\""-| | | _________/ |_ | ___ | _\|.""__..""_| | | | | | ,-""__.\""__..""__.."" | | | |_______ ____| | __|.""__..""__.."" | | | / / | |__..""__.."" `-._ | | /________/ | |__.."" `-._ | | | `. `-._.' | | `. `.____________________________,' `.________________________________________________________________| Ogp `._____________________________________________________________|
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