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Learning from the excellent work of Frodo7, I mix in this font (with all my respect to the image of Che) his head shape and Planet of the Apes' face. This font is a supplement for "zelfvolution eYe/FS", and the order in which the drawing is displayed is: ABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO PQRST UVWXY Z1234. Hope you like it.
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Info:Created on 20th May 2010. Last edited on 23rd May 2010.
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PS: Planet of the Apes (1968, with Charlton Heston), were one of my most memorable movie nights, and I've seen it many times after.
@Frodo7: Thank you very much for your friendly words. I am son of the movie nights too.
@ neurone error: Do not ever leave FS! You're needed here, we need you.
@ p2pnut: Thank you, master, laughter is the cure of the soul, it is often necessary.
sorry for the bad word but I'm very impress of how you surf like king with the FS tool
Je m'incline devant votre savoir faire ;)
Mark Titan 658
For the text font, see zelfvolution eYe/FS. Hope you like.
They are copying this of mine on the net (I show just one of a lot of images)... after 14 years! I don't know whether to feel flattered or hurt. 🤣😭☺️
@elmoyenique - The old saying still holds true: "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." ;^)
@Goatmeal: Thank you, Master. Your words are always a breath of wisdom and fresh air.
Imitation is the best form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness (it's not an exact quote). Congratulations, your work has become a meme. They should have given you credit, nevertheless.
@Frodo7: Thank you for your words, inspiring Maestro. It's true that it's annoying to see others take advantage of your work, and crediting me would have been very simple and gratifying, but they have chosen not to do so. Life is hard, and we keep fighting against the tide.
@elmoyenique - Though you may not have been given credit, the world is a better place for art such as this exist, as opposed to one where it never existed at all. It is an idea borne from your creativity and speaks to the world -- as evidenced by the number of clones and copies -- no matter how derivative it may become BECAUSE of those imitations.
@elmoyenique - And when I say, "the world is a better palce for art such as this to exist," I am, of course, speaking directly to your initial image, and not the multitude of poseurs. ;^)
@Goatmeal: You didn't need to explain it to me, I'd understood you perfectly. Thank you again for your continuous support and constructive comments, Master.
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