Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 14 Jun 1999.
A slight request.
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· 4 messages · 14 Jun 1999 - 17 Jun 1999
In Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's co-authored book, there is a recurring picture: An hourglass with bat wings coming out at the sides from the center. I was wondering, if any of you talented artists could maybe attempt this? Just a slight request. Mark.
Mark E. Lopez <lop...@swbell.net> wrote in message news:376...@swbell.net... > In Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's co-authored book, there is a > recurring picture: An hourglass with bat wings coming out at the sides > from the center. I was wondering, if any of you talented artists could > maybe attempt this? Just a slight request. Mark. ------------------------------------------------ Well, I'm no talented artist, but this is what I came up with. ^.^;; __________________ { -ahk-} ;""""""""""""""""; ', ,' '. ,' ,-^;, ':, .,:' ,^'-, / `: ':;,. ,;:;',' \ / `-;:;:;:;',' \ / ':;:;:;' \ / _,-'"'-:;:;:;:.-'"'-._ \ / _.-` ,;;:;:;:;;, "-., \ \,' ,':;:;:; ,:', `;/ ,';:;:;: ,;:;', ,':;:;: ::;:;::', :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: {_________________} -- ', ,' ,' Sheve Dark: she...@skunked.com ,' ,' ,-'-, ;., www.skunked.com/sheve-dark/art ' .' , ';'," www.sheve-dark/webjump.com ',.' )-' '(;'' '- -
Ooops! I was really off. Sorry about that. I don't have a copy of the books, or any sort of resource though. ;> Oh well.... it was fun to make anyhow. -ahk- Paul Wilkins <pmw...@xtra.co.nz> wrote in message news:7k8q7d$3nsgg$1...@titan.xtra.co.nz... > Sheve Dark wrote in message <929...@news.remarQ.com>... > >Mark E. Lopez <lop...@swbell.net> wrote in message > >news:376...@swbell.net... > >> In Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's co-authored book, there is a > >> recurring picture: An hourglass with bat wings coming out at the > sides > >> from the center. I was wondering, if any of you talented artists > could > >> maybe attempt this? Just a slight request. Mark. > > > >------------------------------------------------ > > > >Well, I'm no talented artist, but this is what I came up with. ^.^;; > > > > __________________ > > { -ahk-} > > ;""""""""""""""""; > > ', ,' > > '. ,' > > ,-^;, ':, .,:' ,^'-, > > / `: ':;,. ,;:;',' \ > > / `-;:;:;:;',' \ > > / ':;:;:;' \ > > / _,-'"'-:;:;:;:.-'"'-._ \ > > / _.-` ,;;:;:;:;;, "-., \ > > \,' ,':;:;:; ,:', `;/ > > ,';:;:;: ,;:;', > > ,':;:;: ::;:;::', > > :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: > > {_________________} > > > > The best example of them I think is (only have the paperback here) about > two pages in from the front cover. > _____ > \ ___ / > _. -: || || :- ._ > _.- ` `.|`. ,'|.' ' -._ > .:`,_ _ _[] X []_ _ _,':. > ' `:' | ' ` | `:' ' > ||___|| > /_____\ > > > That's the basic shape of it. > Feel free to have a diddle around. > > Paul Wilkins >
Sheve Dark wrote in message <929...@news.remarQ.com>... >Mark E. Lopez <lop...@swbell.net> wrote in message >news:376...@swbell.net... >> In Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's co-authored book, there is a >> recurring picture: An hourglass with bat wings coming out at the sides >> from the center. I was wondering, if any of you talented artists could >> maybe attempt this? Just a slight request. Mark. > >------------------------------------------------ > >Well, I'm no talented artist, but this is what I came up with. ^.^;; > > __________________ > { -ahk-} > ;""""""""""""""""; > ', ,' > '. ,' > ,-^;, ':, .,:' ,^'-, > / `: ':;,. ,;:;',' \ > / `-;:;:;:;',' \ > / ':;:;:;' \ > / _,-'"'-:;:;:;:.-'"'-._ \ > / _.-` ,;;:;:;:;;, "-., \ > \,' ,':;:;:; ,:', `;/ > ,';:;:;: ,;:;', > ,':;:;: ::;:;::', > :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: > {_________________} > The best example of them I think is (only have the paperback here) about two pages in from the front cover. _____ \ ___ / _. -: || || :- ._ _.- ` `.|`. ,'|.' ' -._ .:`,_ _ _[] X []_ _ _,':. ' `:' | ' ` | `:' ' ||___|| /_____\ That's the basic shape of it. Feel free to have a diddle around. Paul Wilkins
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