Re: Questions About Artistic Styles
> It's quite hard to be abstract without losing sight of what you're > trying to do. I think Valery S-v (post somewhere below/above) does some > excellent looking asciis which aren't trying to look realistic... Observe the first ever abstract ASCII AHFKSKDFHGK TLAJA124!@$! #$%@$^%#%&a DHJGHSA&AKF HSKJHFG1548 6412341sfdg &^*^(^&(^|<" >:<.,,'.;,' <">"[,SDFHs> ":{12$62". {.";[./;'; I call it "Madly pressing Keys" -- .-'"T"'-. Fulgore (Wing Brother to Athagon and Terratek) / | \ E-mail :ful...@mindspring.com | | | Webpage:http://www.mindspring.com/~fulgore/main.html | .|. | ICQ :30360347 \ .' | '. / DC2 :DC2.D Gm A- L- W T Pawl Bzz Fo/j+ R+++ Ac+ Cbl sw'-.,|,.-' J+++! Ns S+ Fr+++! U! I H++ M--- Q+++! Tc++ Skm
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