Re: [pic] 2 swords
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <REM...@CeeJay.findhere.com>
· alt.ascii-art
· 31 Oct 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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: Just a suggestion:
:
: -
: |!` (""")
: |!| III
: |!| III
: |!| III
: |!| __III__
: |!| /!-.___,-!\
: |!| \] |!| [/
: |!| |!|
: |!| |!|
: |!| |!|
: /] |!| [\ |!|
: \!-'"""`-!/ |!|
: ""III"" |!|
: III |!|
: III |!|
: III |!|
: (___) |!, Krogg
: -
I like the way that the "!" make the blade look more angled , but I liked
Krogg's last idea for rounded edges on the tip of the blade better.
I'll just join the two. :
,". (""")
|!| III
|!| III
|!| III
|!| __III__
|!| /!-.___,-!\
|!| \] |!| [/
|!| |!|
|!| |!|
|!| |!|
/] |!| [\ |!|
\!-'"""`-!/ |!|
""III"" |!|
III |!|
III |!|
III |!|
(___) `.' Krogg
I don't think it can get any better now.
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