Re: [pic] bloody hurry
From BluePard <fac...@a-VIP.com_remove-me_>
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· 8 Oct 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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joris bellenger wrote: It's nice, but he seems to be posing, not hurrying. The prob (if you can call it that, it's a great pic) is with his one foot... > > [bloody hurry] > > ___ > / ,_\ _____ > / _)/ /o \ > | \ /_ ` \_________ > | \____ >__,_ \ | > | )) )__, | > \,___________ // / \ |_ > )__//__/ \ __). > ________/o / \____/ > /` \ > / \_______ _// > _/ \ \ \____ __,--. > / / \ \_), \ > \_____/ \_________/ \\ \ > ______/_/ (___/ > / o\ > b'ger,,,'-----^--',, ,,,,, ,,, ---------------^ It wouldn't hit the ground straight like that. Also, turning the right hand outward like that and having the torso ahead of the chest makes it more of a posing type thing. 'Tis a lovely pic, tho it seems not t'be what yas were intending. :) -- _ - ___ \ BluePard, Lone Loopy Lupine Leopard Mage ,-------/.)- ( ` \ Born wingless into interesting times // \ ) ) .------/`> \ / Don't be ashamed of the past, '- ( \ / it molds the present `-....-' \ _/ ''''`'|'\ / `- Loopy Land: http://www.a-vip.com/facet BP ( facet(at)a-vip.com
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