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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 1 Dec 2001.
Re: Hand Mafe vs Algorithmic Conversions

Re: Hand Mafe vs Algorithmic Conversions

> >Why not. Well, micro art _is_ fun!

> it is fun, and much harder to do.
>
> as I remember the arms are disproportionately small to the body, with massive
> legs for power and speed. Sort of all head and legs, with the tail as
counterweight.

Exactly .. I've been trying to make him realise that.

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