Re: Archives are Back
On 24 Dec 2001 22:26:14 -0800, mi...@dataweb.nl (Mic) provoked the following text: >> I've been browsing around the ASCII art archives and found this >> drawing tutorial that I haven't seen any where else. > >Normand Veilleux... Tua Xiong, Rowan Crawford, Allen Mullen, Felix >Lee, Valkyrie, Joan Stark, Veronica Karlsson, Joris, llizard, Shanaka. >The masters. > >Some of them had a go at a tutorial (Veilleux, Row, Mullen, jgs, VK, >Joris, llizard). A glimpse behind the screens. So what was the first piece of ASCII-art that was posted in this NG? -- __ ___ / ) _/_ _(_ /'_ _ _ /(_/()/)(/(-/ / (/(-(/(-/) _/ Castrate me to reply by e-mail A crowd counts many heads but few brains.
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