trombone...
From James Edwin Frye III <jfr...@jove.acs.unt.edu>
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· 5 Mar 1995 08:31 · View full thread
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WOW! My first post! First I want to say that you artists are ALL
amazing! I have tried creating ASCII art, but it is really hard! I play
trombone and would like to make a trombone .sig, but I'm not too sure
about the trombone. I came up with this:
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/|~|~~|~~\
`'~'~~~~|~|~~~~~~~~~\
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~'
What do you think? Can you tell it's a trombone? If anyone has any
suggestions or improvements PLEASE don't hesitate to send them along!
Thanks!
-Jim III
p.s. The .sig here is basically comprised of OTHER people's work. I
can't name them because I don't know who they are. I feel like I'm
cheating them or something... Whoever drew the Eagle and who came up
with the font, thanks. You can see why I am trying to create MY OWN art
for my .sig. It's only right. :-)
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