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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Jan 1998.
Re: Wasp eats wasp

Re: Wasp eats wasp

Gradenwitz Paul wrote:
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> How do you like the picture?
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It's a nice picture. Saved it. :)

I'm just wondering if you've put in too many details.
Eg it would have more structure without the dots on the
smaller wasp. The problem with the dotty style is that
the contrast between main lines and faint details vanishes
quickly. It frustrates me a lot when I see my own
drawings on a different screen with a different font.
In my emacs every dot had made the picture look much better
and I could see a million details. With the other font 
I just wonder why I put als those strange spotty things
all over the picture. :(

Andreas

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