Re: Polly
Christopher R Nelson wrote: > N. Thornton didst grace us with: > >>Hi. >> >>A newcomer to Ascii art would like the name Polly in handwritten >>letters. I've made lots of figlet type fonts, but none of them like >>handwriting. Like me to post some? >> >>Ty, >>NT. > > > Something like: > _ _ _ > | ' | | | | > /|-' ____|/ | | / >-' | / \ | |/ /\ |/ > | _./ \_/ \__/\__/ \_/| > / | > \_/ Not too bad, I tried tweaking yours a little: _, _ _ | \ | | | | /|_./ ___|/ | | / -' | / \ | |/ / |/ | \_/ \__/\__/\_/| / | \_/ I adjusted the P,o and y
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