Original Usenet thread from rec.arts.ascii, started 8 Dec 1995.
Line/Answer: Pic of half man/snake
rec.arts.ascii
· 1 message · 8 Dec 1995
Slithering along, R.Downing <cs5...@ccub.wlv.ac.uk> wrote: > >I'm no good at ascii art so i thought i'd ask some one here... >could you create a half man/snake for me i.e. top half man bottom half snake >in any size but .sig size is preferred (or even a snake headed man) > This request seemed like an interesting challenge, so right now while on one of my study breaks, I came up with this: ___ ,-----, /\| |/\ Just something I put together quickly, |-- \_/ --| the snake man with a hood, reminiscent of .-----/ \-----. a cobra, and his leathery underbelly / , . . , \ along the ground...no face since I wasn't / /`| | |'\, \ sure how he should look. Hands on the `\ \ \- | -/ /`/' side because he doesn't know what else to `\\_)`-- --'(_// do at the moment...*grin* |_|`-- --'|_| _______ (you can use this space for sig info) ,'`- -'`.,-' `-. |\--------/|| `-. _,------. |\---------/`| .--. `----' ___--.`--. |\---------/\. ." `. ,' `---' ``-._______.-' `-._______.-' dcau 12/6/95 Hope if fits what you're looking for. If you use it, please keep my initials around somewhere. Anyone add any improvements? -- Daniel ______________________________________________________________________ /',(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_(_,`\ ,'~/ ____ \~', |~| ( ^_~) |~\ /| |\| | |_~ | /~` /| | | <dca...@nwu.edu> |~| |~| | | |_/ /~| | | | |__ |__ \_,. /~| |_| NU Medical School |~| |~`\___;~| ______________________________________________________________/'~; `\_)_)_/'/~)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)_)/' `\~\ )~) == http://pubweb.acns.nwu.edu/~dcau == \/
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