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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Oct 2003.
Re: My first (good) ASCII Art picture

Re: My first (good) ASCII Art picture

jam...@yahoo.co.uk (Shai) writes:
> Here is my first decent ASCII Art picture (its of Gromit by the way!)
> 
>     ____           ____
>   .'    '.       .'    '.
>  /     _  \_____/  _     \
>  |    / \         / \    |
>  `.__/  /  __  __ \  \__.`
>         | /  \/  \|
>         | \_o/\_o/|
>         /         \
>        |    ___    |
>        |   /   \   |
>         \  \___/  / ahds
>          '._____.'  ~~~~
> 
> Please could I have any feedback,
> 
> Thankyou very much,
> 
> Shai Schechter
> Age 12

Very good. It's better than the flying saucer I did when I was your age. 
Bravo!


-- 
__Pascal_Bourguignon__
http://www.informatimago.com/

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