Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 4 Sep 2002.
Polly
alt.ascii-art
· 5 messages · 4 Sep 2002 - 5 Sep 2002
Hi. A newcomer to Ascii art would like the name Polly in handwritten letters. I've made lots of figlet type fonts, but none of them like handwriting. Like me to post some? Ty, NT.
N. Thornton didst grace us with: > Hi. > > A newcomer to Ascii art would like the name Polly in handwritten > letters. I've made lots of figlet type fonts, but none of them like > handwriting. Like me to post some? > > Ty, > NT. Something like: _ _ _ | ' | | | | /|-' ____|/ | | / -' | / \ | |/ /\ |/ | _./ \_/ \__/\__/ \_/| / | \_/ -- Christopher Nelson - Schizzo of the Year -- Sir Nelson the Valiant of the Order of the Shield -- Expect the worst, it's the least you can do.
Christopher R Nelson wrote: > N. Thornton didst grace us with: > >>Hi. >> >>A newcomer to Ascii art would like the name Polly in handwritten >>letters. I've made lots of figlet type fonts, but none of them like >>handwriting. Like me to post some? >> >>Ty, >>NT. > > > Something like: > _ _ _ > | ' | | | | > /|-' ____|/ | | / >-' | / \ | |/ /\ |/ > | _./ \_/ \__/\__/ \_/| > / | > \_/ Not too bad, I tried tweaking yours a little: _, _ _ | \ | | | | /|_./ ___|/ | | / -' | / \ | |/ / |/ | \_/ \__/\__/\_/| / | \_/ I adjusted the P,o and y
Rusty <rus...@netscape.net> wrote in news:3D7...@netscape.net: <snip> > _, _ _ > | \ | | | | > /|_./ ___|/ | | / > -' | / \ | |/ / |/ > | \_/ \__/\__/\_/| > / | > \_/ > > I adjusted the P,o and y Polly wolly diddle all day... ,/`. -`/ / ,) ,) /`-'_,.__;` ;` , , / (_/ (_,(__,(_/, .' ,/` (/ -Phydeaux
Phydeaux <dwe...@kornet.net> wrote in news:al6e13$iq4$1...@news1.kornet.net: <snip> > Polly wolly diddle all day... > > ,/`. > -`/ / ,) ,) > /`-'_,.__;` ;` , , > / (_/ (_,(__,(_/, > .' ,/` > (/ > > -Phydeaux > One more go... ,/`. -'/ / /; /; /`-' ,.__;` /` / / | / / ,/ / .' `-' `-'`-' `-/, ,/` (/ -Phydeaux
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