Re: How do you guys/gals do this stuff?
* Homer.Simpson wrote: > Troy Piggins said > >> * SINNER wrote: >>> It is freaking amazing what you people can twist ascii into. >>> Much props to you all. >>> >>> But seriously, how? >>> >>> Are you artistic in other mediums as well? Which ones? >>> >>> Just some Q's from a fan. >>> >>> *sentient sig active* Below was a random fortune, I swear :) >> >> G'day Sinner! >> >> I was thinking the same thing but haven't asked yet. >> >> This site shows a movie of creation of one piece of ascii art >> which I found interesting and cool: >> >> http://www.ascii-art.de/info/artists/andreas/movie.shtml > > Here's another one Sinner. > Somehow, I think you'll enjoy this as much as I. > > http://www.malgusto.com/juegoso/10/10.htm Very funny :-/ But it didn't show how it was made. It's just an animation. -- Troy Piggins - Ubuntu ascii logo candidate no 2: ,-o Ubuntu v5.10 (Breezy Badger): kernel 2.6.12-9-386, o ) postfix 2.2.4, procmail 3.22, mutt 1.5.11i, `-o slrn 0.9.8.1/rt (score_color patch), vim 6.4
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