Jim Taylor <spam[at]gbafaq.co.uk> wrote:

> PeterD <pd.news[at]dsl.pipex.invalid> wrote:
>
> > > > sorry for the outburst, but I finally got round to sorting out an X-Face
> > > > (after _years_ of meaning to). It's so easy. Now, I suppose I'm going
> > > > to change every week now...
> > >
> > > I thought I'd do that too but have only had about 5 in the space of 4
> > > years.
> >
> > Your current one is good - simple, recognisable, MacOSish.
> > And a little mysterious.
>
> Why thank you. I've found it hard finding something that will work as an
> X-Face and still be recognisable.

I like it too.

My current one is a placeholder until I think of something simple,
recognisable, etc etc. It's been a placeholder for a long time.

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zoara <me3[at]privacy.net> wrote:

> My current one is a placeholder until I think of something simple,
> recognisable, etc etc. It's been a placeholder for a long time.

Yours is simple and recognisable. It suggests to me someone hopping
fast, holding onto one foot. Or a bow tie on a stick. Or a badly drawn
star.

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PeterD <pd.news[at]dsl.pipex.invalid> wrote:

> zoara <me3[at]privacy.net> wrote:
>
> > My current one is a placeholder until I think of something simple,
> > recognisable, etc etc. It's been a placeholder for a long time.
>
> Yours is simple and recognisable. It suggests to me someone hopping
> fast, holding onto one foot. Or a bow tie on a stick.

Heh. Interesteing how people perceive it.

It's my monogram[1]; it's a capital A and lower case b munged into a
form that can be written in one stroke. I use it a lot. I added noise
for the x-face as it looked a bit odd just 'plain'.

If you squint you could almost convince yourself my middle initial, P,
is in there too.

> Or a badly drawn star.

I've been experimenting with a version that looks a lot more like a
star...

-z-



[1] Is that the right term? One symbol to represent my initials?

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On 5/7/03 6:39 pm, in article 1fxmzh3.1792dym1in30crN%me3[at]privacy.net,
"zoara" <me3[at]privacy.net> wrote:

>
>
> [1] Is that the right term? One symbol to represent my initials?
>


monogram is that, yes
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flavio <flavio_matanitakethisbitout[at]mac.com> wrote:

> On 5/7/03 6:39 pm, in article 1fxmzh3.1792dym1in30crN%me3[at]privacy.net,
> "zoara" <me3[at]privacy.net> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > [1] Is that the right term? One symbol to represent my initials?
> >
>
>
> monogram is that, yes

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