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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Jan 2006.
Re: [Pic][Erotic Ascii]

Re: [Pic][Erotic Ascii]

_.-In alt.ascii-art, lgbeard wrote the following -._
>
> Got the urge to draw and wanted to try the human form.
> The first one is the clothed version. Below the drawing 
> loses some and alittle more visaul. 

She is 7 heads tall and 4 of those are her legs.  Something is needed
in the picture to show that we are looking up at her and shrinking her
head a touch would make her more forshortand and give the impression
that she is properly portioned.  Well as properly portioned as a
amazon woman can be.  She is really muscled.  You managed to convey a
lot physical strength in her.   

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 ' ..-  .:" )               ( ":.  -.. ' | can only think of one way to
  ((,,_;'.;'   UIN=66618055  ';. ';_,,)) | spell a word.
        ((_.YIM=Faux_Pseudo :._))        | - Andrew Jackson

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