Angels
From Jeffrey Davi Verzak <cuj...@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu>
· alt.ascii-art
· 26 Feb 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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Greets again all. I posted recently asking if anyone had any pics of
angels that I could use for a sig. I only got one response (obviously
there isn't a lot of Ascii Angels floating around out there) but it was
enough to get me started. To the persona who mailed me, thanks! For the
rest of you, here's the original I got and what I've come up with since then.
The Original:
____
(\ __ /)
( \(__)/ )
( /<>\ )
(\/\/) Angel used in the sig of
( ) Lisamarie Gemma Babik
/ \ (don't know if she's the artist)
~~~~
My stuff.. kind of big, but it could easily get the wings and body
trimmed by a line or two without any real effect.
(\ /)
( \ __ / )
( \(__)/ ) Angel holding a sword and shield
( / \ )
(<| +---+
o | | + |
V | | | |
| | \|/
| /____\
_
_ | \\
(_)/ \\ Angel in prayer
o \ \\
\/_\ __\\
/ \|\ -\
|___|_\=
^',,''',,
(\ |, ,'' /)
( \| '' / )
( |\ __ / ) Angel with spear & banner
( | \(__)/ ) Standing amoung clouds
(| / \ )
|/ | > )
O/ |==o
,..~|:.| |.,
~ | |.,| .`:'~`:.
.:'~`;.'~ ~`:.
"'
Any comments or suggestions? Feel free to brush any of these up if you
think that you can do better :)
+-----------------------------+ Jeffrey Verzak -- cuj...@ecnet.net
| MAUL: Midwesterner's Against+----------------------------------------------+
| Ugly Lizards | The stately tragedy of dusk drew to its |
| Sub-Commander Chicago ILT | perfect close; the virginal white evening |
| Professor, MAUL War College | star sank, and the red moon rose. |
+-----------------------------+------------------------------Sara Teasdale---+
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