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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Mar 2003.
Re: 'Ah! My goddess' huge ascii artwork

Re: 'Ah! My goddess' huge ascii artwork

> That was soooo great that I wondered if you used some easy-making-from
> picture item  like something I don't know. :-)))

Oh!! I forgot to tell you: I took a picture, and I tried to draw it in
ASCII.
But I didn't use a jpg to ascii converter if that's what you mean.
I typed it by myself. And it took me about 12 full hours to make it.

I think it makes my creation a bit cheaper because I drawed it from
another picture.
But: My next ascii-art will be completely from scratch, without the
use of a picture.

Is that what you mean, actually?

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