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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 May 1999.
Re: [pic] Oh babe!

Re: [pic] Oh babe!

JRO wrote
>What's the deal with this woman's hair?
>Let's fix it...

Sorry about commenting on the picture now, but my server didn't receive
the original.

Also, the woman as a whole is off balance.
Her shoulders are behind her centre of balance.
If someone leans back then the hips thrust forward to keep them on their
feet...

Draw a mental line through her shoulders, hips and feet and you'll see
what I mean.

On second looks though, I think also that it's the posture of her stance
as a whole which is troublesome. It's the left (her right) leg. It
really should be at a three quarter position, further towards ur from
the other foot.

I'm not sure if the above is correct though, I'm just another person who
knows about "form" with no formal qualifications or real experience. The
stance of the woman just doesn't look <waves hands ineffectually>
natural.

Paul Wilkins

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Subject: Re: [pic] Oh babe!
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