Adam Pinson
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Practicing.... I wanted something both elegant and chunky
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gregmcateer
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I like that, Adam. Nice clean separation of curves.
Is it called a bird's beak either side of the bead? Only bit I reckon would improve it is slightly reducing the thickness of the part between tip bird's beak and the top - just think it would lighten it a bit?
Oh, and as a language pedant, it's "practising" (unless you're American
) - c for the noun, s for the verb
Is it called a bird's beak either side of the bead? Only bit I reckon would improve it is slightly reducing the thickness of the part between tip bird's beak and the top - just think it would lighten it a bit?
Oh, and as a language pedant, it's "practising" (unless you're American
) - c for the noun, s for the verb
Adam Pinson
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Ha ha, many thanks for all the info Greg, I'll take it on boardI like that, Adam. Nice clean separation of curves.
Is it called a bird's beak either side of the bead? Only bit I reckon would improve it is slightly reducing the thickness of the part between tip bird's beak and the top - just think it would lighten it a bit?
Oh, and as a language pedant, it's "practising" (unless you're American
Adam Pinson
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Also did spend many years in the USI like that, Adam. Nice clean separation of curves.
Is it called a bird's beak either side of the bead? Only bit I reckon would improve it is slightly reducing the thickness of the part between tip bird's beak and the top - just think it would lighten it a bit?
Oh, and as a language pedant, it's "practising" (unless you're American
