Line: Crane

Hi there,

I like to decorate my e-mail with ascii art.  I know this girl who really likes
birds.  Anyone have some good bird pictures?  Also, rock climbing and general
hiking type pictures would also be nice.  Here is one I drew of a crane I saw
a while back.  I posted the story to rec.birds a few days after mailing it  to
here just incase you are interested...  Anyways, here is the crane:


                                      _________________
                           ___       /                 \
                          (  o)     / So, I'm a klutz.  \
                           ---=== -<  I don't see you    |
                           \ \      \ dancing Swan Lake./
                            \ \      \_________________/ 
                             \ \
                              ) )
                             / /
                            / /
                           / /
                          /  \
                         /    |
                        /     |
                       /      |
                      |      /
                      |     /
                      |    /|
                      |   /||
                      |  / ||
                      |_/  ||
                           ||
                           |o
                           o|
                           ||
                           ||
                           ||
\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/

As you can see, I haven't even tried things like shading yet.  It is enough
of a pain drawing with 'vi' that things like painting would be too time 
consuming without a chart ordering the darkness of different characters
at least so I could avoid some of the guess work.

                           Bill

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