Re: <REQ> Coca-Cola cans\logos
Normand Veilleux (nve...@NRCan.gc.ca) wrote:
: >From: mik...@aloha.net (mambu)
: >Not sure who did this, but here's something I found a while back...
: >
: > __ ___ __ .ama ,
: > ,d888a ,d88888888888ba. ,88"I) d
: > a88']8i a88".8"8) `"8888:88 " _a8'
: > .d8P' PP .d8P'.8 d) "8:88:baad8P'
: > ,d8P' ,ama, .aa, .ama.g ,mmm d8P' 8 .8' 88):888P'
: > ,d88' d8[ "8..a8"88 ,8I"88[ I88' d88 ]IaI" d8[
: > a88' dP "bm8mP8'(8'.8I 8[ d88' `" .88
: > ,88I ]8' .d'.8 88' ,8' I[ ,88P ,ama ,ama, d8[ .ama.g
: > [88' I8, .d' ]8, ,88B ,d8 aI (88',88"8) d8[ "8. 88 ,8I"88[
: > ]88 `888P' `8888" "88P"8m" I88 88[ 8[ dP "bm8m88[.8I 8[
: > ]88, _,,aaaaaa,_ I88 8" 8 ]P' .d' 88 88' ,8' I[
: > `888a,. ,aadd88888888888bma. )88, ,]I I8, .d' )88a8B ,d8 aI
: > "888888PP"' `8""""""8 "888PP' `888P' `88P"88P"8m"
: I did that version. It was based on someone else's hand produced
: logo. I just fiddled with it to get as close as possible to the
: original. This was probably one of my first 5 ascii drawing.
Impressed. This news group sure has improved sine my last visit
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,8ae2ac1dfc23ccd X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: ral...@bton.ac.uk (LYFE) Subject: Re: <REQ> Coca-Cola cans\logos Date: 1997/01/09 Message-ID: <5b2k8j$ht...@saturn.brighton.ac.uk>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 208673003 references: <32cd197f.7156837@news> <5ag59h$12ls$1...@news-s01.ca.us.ibm.net> <nve...@NRCan.gc.ca> organization: University of Brighton newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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