Re: REQUEST: sig-sized "Darwin" fish
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· 3 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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nathan@"no2spam"virtek.com (Naughty) wrote: >On Thu, 02 Apr 1998 15:40:51 GMT, nathan@"no2spam"virtek.com (Naughty) >wrote: > >>On 1 Apr 1998 18:24:28 GMT, The Unnatural Affairs Desk >><gon...@SPAMBLOCKmother.com> wrote: >> >>> >>>Hello you wonderfully talented ASCII artists! >>> >>>Does anyone have an ASCII rendition of the famous >>>"Darwin" fish, the one borrowed from the Christian >>>fish emblem seen on cars nowadays? >>> >>>I've looked at a couple of your collections, but >>>no dice. Any help would be appreciated! >>> >>>Thanks! >>> >>>--Johnny >>> >> >>You mean like this: >> >> <X >> >> <>< >> >> ,-~^~-, / >> < X >> "-.,.-" \ >> >> _,*~^^^~*,_ _* >> .*^ ^*,*^ >> ^*_ _*^*, >> "*.,_,.*" " >> > >Or do you mean this?: > > > *_ _,*"^^^"*,_ > ^*,*^ ^*. > ,*^*_ _*^ > " 7"*.,_,.*T > ~' '~ > >:nathaN That's excellent, nathaN!!! Perfect size for a sig. Now, how would you put the name "Darwin" in there? Also, I think the head needs to be facing to the left. Is it possible to reverse the last one? It can be larger, if needed to center the name in the body... Thank you very much, nevertheless. If you can do this, are there initials or other attribution I can attach to the drawing? --Johnny
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