Re: LINE: (1st Time) Some Street Hockey Players
From joris bellenger <svz...@xs4all.nl>
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· 29 Jun 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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Brian Tivol wrote: > > I've been seeing what you guys churn out for a while, and I figured I > needed to try my own hand at this kind of stuff. Although I didn't > plan on ending up with 'em, I have a coupla street hockey players for > the world to mock^H^H^H^Hsee. > > ,,, |\ ,,, > '. . `_) . . > ( // _ _ > ,` _ ,/ / `-' \ > / _]Q /`. .'\ > ( <, // // |___| \\ ,'| > \_O=/ ==Q=========O`==(_/ > // \ / \ > // (_) (_)^(_) > |R / |] [| > |R ' ` > > Hmm... maybe they need noses. Perhaps a "J"? > > Oh well. What do you think? > > --brian At this scale it's not easy to add a nose. May I suggest a [`]; it's an accent (but I don't know its name in english, sorry). Eveything else I tried ended up as a mouth, which is, after all, good too. ,,, |\ ,,, '. . `_) . . ( ` // _ ` _ ,` _ ,/ / `-' \ / _]Q /`. .'\ About the direction a drawing takes during its creation; I think it's good to stay open for the things that happen 'by accident'. If you try to draw a cow that, after a while, turns to look more like a dog; make a copy of it and finish it as a dog. Then go back to the first drawing and try your cow again. It happens to me all the time. Whish you luck (you'll need that too) for your ascii-art career. `, <--- ,\, # |/ ? SEE YA! | ~ )\ ------- /_ /\ \____ joris bellenger (b'ger) ~_/ \ e-mail: svz...@xs4all.nl
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