Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 4 Aug 1999.
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· 4 messages · 4 Aug 1999 - 7 Aug 1999
I was at the beach for 3 days, but I'm back now, and ready to present
to you this ASCII person I made awhile ago. I don't draw people that
much, but I was pleased with this one. Diddles welcome.
_,--'.--.
;.,-.'`-.'`.
`;( 0 0 );
`(| (_) |)
'| '-_-' |`
__`-. -'__
/ -- `--' --|
/ , - \/ -| |
/ / -- . -| |
( ( -- . -| |
\ \ . |/
`-'\---' `-')
\-' : |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
|------|---|
(_ : \_
`-.___)_____)
How do you like it? Give me your opinion! :*)
--
__ ,=.
,=" "==.__.=" o".___ ___ _
,=.=." ___/ / __| |_____ _____ _ _
,==.," \ \ ,==="" | (__| / o\ V / -_) '_|
> ,==.==,"'"=\_/====" \___|_\___/\_/\___|_|
`==' @easystreet.com
Clover wrote: > I was at the beach for 3 days, but I'm back now, and ready to present > to you this ASCII person I made awhile ago. I don't draw people that > much, but I was pleased with this one. Diddles welcome. > > _,--'.--. > ;.,-.'`-.'`. > `;( 0 0 ); > `(| (_) |) > '| '-_-' |` > __`-. -'__ > / -- `--' --| > / , - \/ -| | > / / -- . -| | > ( ( -- . -| | > \ \ . |/ > `-'\---' `-') > \-' : | > | | | > | | | > | | | > | | | > | | | > |------|---| > (_ : \_ > `-.___)_____) > > How do you like it? Give me your opinion! :*) > I like it but it's a bit 'stiff'. I did some diddles. _,--'.--. ;.,-.'`-.'`. `;( e e ); `(C (_) |) '| '-_-'|` __`-. -'_ / -- `--' -\ / , - \_/-| | / / -- o -| | ( < -- o -| | \ \ o |/ `-'\---' `-') \-' : | | -,- | | | | | | | ' ` ) ) | | | .------|---| (_ : \_ `-.___)-.___)
On Thu, 05 Aug 1999 15:36:28 +0200, joris bellenger <svz...@xs4all.nl> quoth: > > >Clover wrote: > >> I was at the beach for 3 days, but I'm back now, and ready to present >> to you this ASCII person I made awhile ago. I don't draw people that >> much, but I was pleased with this one. Diddles welcome. >> >> _,--'.--. >> ;.,-.'`-.'`. >> `;( 0 0 ); >> `(| (_) |) >> '| '-_-' |` >> __`-. -'__ >> / -- `--' --| >> / , - \/ -| | >> / / -- . -| | >> ( ( -- . -| | >> \ \ . |/ >> `-'\---' `-') >> \-' : | >> | | | >> | | | >> | | | >> | | | >> | | | >> |------|---| >> (_ : \_ >> `-.___)_____) >> >> How do you like it? Give me your opinion! :*) >> > > >I like it but it's a bit 'stiff'. I did some diddles. > > > _,--'.--. > ;.,-.'`-.'`. > `;( e e ); > `(C (_) |) > '| '-_-'|` > __`-. -'_ > / -- `--' -\ > / , - \_/-| | > / / -- o -| | > ( < -- o -| | > \ \ o |/ > `-'\---' `-') > \-' : | > | -,- | > | | | > | | | > ' ` ) ) > | | | > .------|---| > (_ : \_ >cf/b'ger`-.___)-.___) (I added some initials) Nice fix! I've always had a problem with my art being 'stiff.' Which is weird, because I'm not a 'stiff' person. *wink* Here's something a little less 'stiff': ,.-~-.. ,-.. cf . g g ) / ." ; ,___, ; ," ; ,-" ".-" , ; , . ." / '. '.__;" ". ". ; '-.' ". ; ; / `. ; ; `. " " `. ' / ^ | ; ^^ ; `. /.- ; ;- `; ` ; ` ; It's a friendly ghost. Or something. --Clover -- __ ,=. ,=" "==.__.=" o".___ ___ _ ,=.=." ___/ / __| |_____ _____ _ _ ,==.," \ \ ,==="" | (__| / o\ V / -_) '_| > ,==.==,"'"=\_/====" \___|_\___/\_/\___|_| `==' @easystreet.com
Clover <clo...@easystreet.con> wrote in message news:37a...@news.easystreet.com... > I was at the beach for 3 days, but I'm back now, and ready to present > to you this ASCII person I made awhile ago. I don't draw people that > much, but I was pleased with this one. Diddles welcome. > > _,--'.--. > ;.,-.'`-.'`. > `;( 0 0 ); > `(| (_) |) > '| '-_-' |` > __`-. -'__ > / -- `--' --| > / , - \/ -| | > / / -- . -| | > ( ( -- . -| | > \ \ . |/ > `-'\---' `-') > \-' : | > | | | > | | | > | | | > | | | > | | | > |------|---| > (_ : \_ > `-.___)_____) > > How do you like it? Give me your opinion! :*) > > -- Clover, you did a great piece! smilin` Prudence
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