Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 22 Mar 1996.
REQ: Ankh.
alt.ascii-art
· 6 messages · 22 Mar 1996 - 1 Apr 1996
If anyone would be so kind, I'd like some ankhs. Obviously, the one in my .sig is pretty lame. Any and all ankhs would be quite welcome. Only one requirement: It should NOT look like a Christian cross. Thanks! -fugue -- ___ / __)______________ _O_ "blood can be pretty like a delicate man... / __) / (_' ) / / '_) T copper to steel to a hinge that has faltered, l_/ /___/(__/___/___) | that lets you in lets you in lets you in..." -- ___ / __)______________ _O_ "blood can be pretty like a delicate man... / __) / (_' ) / / '_) T copper to steel to a hinge that has faltered, l_/ /___/(__/___/___) | that lets you in lets you in lets you in..."
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Not done by me but was in this art group a few days ago. J
J. Melusky wrote: > > ,,;: > ii =Y > X t+ > I, t > I ;: > +=+ : > iiiVWRVRM: > : +M, > ,B > ,B > B; > :MI > IWB; > :: > Not done by me but was in this art group a few days ago. Jcan you tell it is a gIF conversion???? -- \/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ Mike Cinpinski Web: http://www.execpc.com/~lcinpin/mikezone.html E-mail: lci...@execpc.com msc...@aol.com \/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\
In article <Pin...@homer01.u.washington.edu>, J. Melusky <wha...@u.washington.edu> wrote: The original wasn't bad, but it seemed like it could use a little cleaning up... > ,:::, > ii' `ii > X X > Y Y > I. .I > +=+ >MRVWVWVRM > `M' > M > M > .M. > IMI > .IWI. > > Not done by me but was in this art group a few days ago. J > Just my 2 pennies, but it just looks so much nicer when it's cleaned up a bit and doesn't have all those seemingly random characters scattered about. _ _ // | _ Jeffrey Verzak - cuj...@ecnet.net _ | \\ // `\(_) +-----------------------------------------+ (_)/' \\ // / o | He will cover you with his feathers, | o \ \\ //__ /_\/ | under his wings you will find refuge | \/_\ __\\ /-' /|/ \. +-----------------------------------------+ ,/ \|\ `-\ =/_|___| Jophiel on IRC |___|_\=
In article <4jiu60$7k...@ecom3.ecn.bgu.edu>, Jeffrey Davi Verzak <cuj...@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu> wrote: >In article <Pin...@homer01.u.washington.edu>, >J. Melusky <wha...@u.washington.edu> wrote: > >The original wasn't bad, but it seemed like it could use a little >cleaning up... > >> ,:::, >> ii' `ii >> X X >> Y Y >> I. .I >> +=+ >>MRVWVWVRM >> `M' >> M >> M >> .M. >> IMI >> .IWI. >> >> Not done by me but was in this art group a few days ago. J >> > >Just my 2 pennies, but it just looks so much nicer when it's cleaned up a >bit and doesn't have all those seemingly random characters scattered about. I agree. I'm the oroginal requester, and this is apparently a GIF conversion frmo the ankh worn by Death (one of the Endless, "Sandman" comic), and the first attempt was "dirty" because the ankh in the GIF was slightly tilted to the left. (I know, it's my screen backdrop right now. :) I was kinda hoping someone could do a decent one by hand, since all of mine end up looking too much like *shudder* crosses, and I could have grabbed the one above myself. *sigh* Thanks anyway. -- ___"...and who by brave ascent? Who by accident? Who in solitude? / __)Who in this mirror? Who by his lady's command? Who by his own hand? / __) / (_' ) / / '_) Who in mortal chains? Who in power? And, who shall I l_/ /___/(__/___/___) say is calling?" --Leonard Cohen, "Who by fire?"
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