Re: Show me your drawings
From joris bellenger <svz...@xs4all.nl>
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· 28 Jun 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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Dave Bird---St Hippo of Augustine wrote: > > In art<31D...@ssimicro.com>, Odie <nia...@ssimicro.com> writes > > > > ���� > > �,, �� > > �(< ?�� > > �� = ��� > > |// __�_/ /_���� > > -\ ) / � ��� > > \ \/ (� )( �)��\� > > \ / | ��� \ > > \/ �| ��� \ \ > > ��/ , ���� | / > > � ���\ :; > > �� ���� \| \ > > ���� ���� |'\) > > ��|����� / > > �| ��/ � /� > > ~~~~~~~| �/ ,��~~~~~~~~~~ b'ger > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > more changes? I don't like ~ for a mouth, it looks like > the person has their lips srewed part-upward part-downward > in a thoroughly boggled expression [unless that's what you intend]. > You can also try v for a smile at slighly larger scale than this. > I agree whit the breast; it's better this way (thanks Odie). I disagree whith the hair. It's the kind of hair-dress I'll use for a spanish-like lady in "traditional outfit", but not for the "romantic bathing beauty". Spanish-like lady? ___ //// ����/ . - . �,, ��� . \ | / . �(< ?��� .__\|/__. �� = ��� |// __�_:::_��� -\ ) ((( ~ (((()) : \/=(((((((((\=\ |_*\/ ###X#### \=\ \./ ###x### \_\_ ####### | �/ (((())))) :_/ ((((()))))) | \ ((((())))))) '\) (((((())))))) (((((()))))))) ((((((())))))) (((((((*))))))) ((((((**)))))) ((((((***)))))) (((((****))))) %%%%%****%%%%% /), ,(\ _// \\_ b'ger I think the [~] make a cute mouth and that [=] doesn't fit the "bathing beauty" at all (her face becomes to cold). Instead it's quite good for the "spanish lady". I used [=] for other ladies too that I'll send to the group an other time. Be patient }:D Your changes to the right arm make it too rigid; the drawing is getting flat. Sorry Dave but I don't it's a good thing to change it that way. Anyway thanks for your interest and advice for the [v] smile. "Bathing beauty" (Before) .... �,, �� �(< ?�� �� ~ ��� |// __�_/ /_���� -\ ) / � ��� |\/ (' )( ')��\� | \/ | ��� \ \ / �| ��� \ \ - ��/ , ���� | / � ���\ :; ��( ���� \| \ ���� ���� |'\) ��|����� / �| ��/ � /� ~~~~~~~| �/ ,��~~~~~~~~~~ b'ger ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Bathing beauty" (As she is now; with new nipples and right elbow) .... �,, �� �(< ?�� �� ~ ��� |// __�_/ /_���� -\ ) / � ��� |\/ (. )( .)��\� | \/ | ��� \ \ / �| ��� \ \ ` ��/ , ���� | / � ���\ :; ��( ���� \| \ ���� ���� |'\) ��|����� / �| ��/ � /� ~~~~~~~| �/ ,��~~~~~~~~~~ b'ger ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -- `, <--- ,\, # |/ ? SEE YA! | ~ )\ ------- /_ /\ \____ joris bellenger (b'ger) ~_/ \ e-mail: svz...@xs4all.nl
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII X-Google-Thread: f996b,90c08276ca479fdc X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: joris bellenger <svz...@xs4all.nl> Subject: Re: Show me your drawings Date: 1996/06/28 Message-ID: <31D...@xs4all.nl>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 162489488 references: <31C...@xs4all.nl> <31D...@ssimicro.com> <rG3...@xemu.demon.co.uk> x-xs4all-date: Fri, 28 Jun 1996 04:06:39 MET DST content-type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 organization: XS4ALL, networking for the masses mime-version: 1.0 newsgroups: alt.ascii-art x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01Gold (Win95; I)
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