Request: Help with bird
From Jazz <clh...@vaxa.strath.ac.uk>
· rec.arts.ascii
· 29 Jul 1994 19:29 · View full thread
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Just re-did my sig with a little pic (of which I am well proud as it's my first
try at ASCII art).
The wings look a little bit too seagull-ish. Can anyone improve on them?
Ideally they would be spread further, as it the bird is aboput to catch its
prey. Can't get this to wotk though.
Jazz
P.S. Thanks to whoever did the original, it was a swooping bird thing on a
cricle, found it on one of the small ASCII art collections.
--
.#####*. .*#####. Jason 'Jazz' Irwin
##*' "*###. .###*" '*##. E-Mail: CLH...@VAXA.STRATH.AC.UK
#* "*##._.##*" *#
#' *###* '# There are only two types of animal,
#' / '#' \ '# Those that are small, cute and furry...
' "' " '" '
` ' ...And the others.
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