Re: FIGLET FONT: runic
From Steve Crisp <sah...@acorn.win-uk.net>
· alt.ascii-art
· 27 Jan 1995 08:43 · View full thread
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In article <1995Jan26.164806.1654@rhodes>, James Alexander (ale...@hal.mathcs.rhodes.edu) writes: > Well, here is my first attempt at a figlet font. As I am not much >of an ascii artist, I decided to try something useful for its originality >instead of beauty. Anyone with the time and ability is welcome to >"beautify" this font, in fact, please send me the result so I can use >it. >@ >@ >@@ >@ >@ >@ Your right it's not too beautiful. Do I have to be a figlet to understand it? Tips welcome. ;~!~; ( O O ) <-:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ooO~\ : /~Ooo~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:-> ( Sah...@acorn.win-uk.net ) ( Public Key ooO on request ) ( ( ) Ooo ) `````````````````````\ (````( )```````````````````` \_) ) / (_/
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