Re: doggie or something...
On 17 Apr 2004, Alex wrote: > > > Here's a lil' doggy/horse thingy I made in 2-3 mins. > > > ^---.,_ > / \ > ________.,-="^ ."----" > / / > ||\ / > | | "-.,____.-| || > | | | | | || > |__\_\ |__\\ > > ;) I'm new to ASCII art. > It kinda reminds me of Johnny Hart's style. (Johnny Hart draws the comic strip B.C and I think Tumbleweeds and the wizard of Id) 3ch
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