Re: Help!
It looks fine. The hardest part to ASCII-art is adjusting your eyes to see the picture. Kinda like that 3-d illusion/hidden picture fad a decade ago. Happy tapping! In article <qs2...@4ax.com>, Morgana Le Fay <mor...@yoshiwaraSPAMTRAP.demon.co.uk> wrote: > Hi all, > > I am new to ascii art and found this newsgroup a few days ago. I am > not sure if these sorts of posts are welcome or not, but you seem a > friendly bunch! > > As an experiment I am trying some tentative steps with the "figure > looking over a wall" images. The problem I am having is what > characters to use to create the fingers hooked over the wall. I have > tried w,m,n,u and v, in caps and lowercase but none of them seem to > look right - any suggestions? > > This is what I have already - it is intended to be a witch looking > over a wall: > > /\ > / \ > ___/____\____ > |(o)(o)| > ____\ || /____ > UUU UUU > > I know that it doesn't look great at the moment but I am working on > it! > > Any help would be much appreciated! > > In peace and light, > > -Morgana > -- > "A new beginning, A reason for living, A deeper meaning..." > Homepages: http://www.yoshiwara.demon.co.uk/helen/index.htm > > -- --- ___ /\ \ /| | /__\(_)|___| Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
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