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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Sep 1994.
Re: REQUEST:Beak reshaping in Sig?

Re: REQUEST:Beak reshaping in Sig?

In article <34dm1o$rr...@tequesta.gate.net>,
	ala...@gate.net (Alaska) writes:
>Alaska (ala...@gate.net) wrote:
>:   A few months ago I posted my sig and asked if anyone could think of a 
>...
>: try is below the original below.  Somehow the chest and the neck seem to 
>: look wrong this way, I don't know why.  Any suggestions?
>
>   Ohhhh, this is interesting, reponding to my own post....maybe I'm an 
>egomaniac or something;) (my, what genius of sig making;)  Anyway, I 
>worked on my sig for a couple more hours and came up with an improved 
>version.  Any comments, suggestions?
>
>      .---.        .-----------       .__                 __     
>     /     \  __  /    ------  _____  |  | _____    _____|  | _______  
>    / /     \(  `-,   -----    \__  \ |  | \__  \  /  ___/  |/ /\__  \  
>   //////    '~ (    ---        / __ \|  |__/ __ \_\___ \|    <  / __ \_
>  //// / // :    ; ---         (____  /____(____  /____  >__|_ \(____  /
> // /   /  /)   / --                \/          \/     \/     \/     \/ 
>//         //..\\      No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings
>==========UU====UU========================Harry Marlin=======================
>          '//||\\`                       Ala...@gate.net
>            ''``

I did have a go at it, but could not post, as my mailer was coughing up
furballs all last night (for a change ;] )  I added your ideas to what
I'd already got, and came up with:
      .---.        .-----------       .__                 __
     /     \   __ /    ------  _____  |  | _____    _____|  | _______
    / /     \ ( ``-.  -----    \__  \ |  | \__  \  /  ___/  |/ /\__  \
   //////    ,/~(    ---        / __ \|  |__/ __ \_\___ \|    <  / __ \_
  //// / // :    ; ---         (____  /____(____  /____  >__|_ \(____  /
 // /   /  /)   / --                \/          \/     \/     \/     \/
//         //..\\      No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings
==========UU====UU========================Harry Marlin=======================
          '//||\\`                       Ala...@gate.net
            ''``
It looks more like a vulture than an eagle though.  I moved the head to the 
right, and added an eye.  (How could he look at the sig without it? ;] )

Didn't have much time to spend on it unfortunately, I'm in the middle of 
re-sitting all my exams.  Oh well, suppose I'd better get back to doing 
some work now.

Keep diddlin'
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phu...@csv.warwick.ac.uk              "O//O"O"O"O`       S   (___) (___)
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