Re: My first asciis...
From Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca>
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· 9 Dec 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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On Wed, 9 Dec 1998, Albert T wrote: > > Hello! > Today I tried to draw something in ascii, I never did it before so I > just did some experimenting. These are the results (the ones that can > be shown at least). > > > \o/, \o/, > `| `' > ' ' > tak tak > Someone dancing? These look like skaters, to me....gj > (snipped some) > > ,----. > ,,.., `. > ' |c \_. } > `.| u |\| > \_-_/ ` > tak > [Takuya (Judy and Mary)] > (this one needs some diddling...) Make the hair longer, keep one eye hidden, and you've got..(nuts, can't remember her name...an actress of the 40's) > > 8< > > .-o-. t > (_____) a > \___/ k > > [Cake] ..yummy.. > > 8< > () > ( ) > .-|| t > (____) a > |_o| k > [Smurf House (with Smoke)] ...cute :-) > > ...as you see, I'm of the minimalist kind ;) > Most of them appeared "by accident". Except of the face of Takuya > (he's the guitar of the japanese band Judy and Mary, if you wonder), > which i tried to copy it from a magazine. > > Any comments would be appreciated. > I also am very new at ascii, but these really appeal to me. -- Geraldine Jones & The Elder Three /\ /\ Email: we9...@victoria.tc.ca ( 0 0 ) Web Page: http://www.victoria.tc.ca/~we993/ = Y =
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