Re: Can someone please help?
From sandra van zanten <svz...@xs4all.nl>
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· 26 Sep 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Spunk1111 wrote: > > >Message-id: <39d...@news.accglobal.net> > > > > >Can someone give me some tips on how to make really cool ASCII art like you > >guys > > practice? > > My tips from my website.. > which happens to have several tutorials on it... > > My suggestions for budding ASCII artists are the following: > > look at as many ASCII pictures that you can > identify how the characters are used in those pictures > duplicate an "already-made" picture - > copy it line by line or section by section > modify an existing picture > start small- perhaps doodle and see what it looks like, > > and go from there > use a model or picture as a guideline > read the tutorials and the FAQs > post your pictures for critique > (or send them to a friend for critique) > keep at it and have fun... <--- most important! > > -joan Joan forgot to tell him to smash his head in his monitor every now and then... \ Shut up Ralf. | \_ \ `, ___ # /_,/\ |/ ? /" ( | , )\ .Y___ / /__/\ \____ \(__ ,- / \_/ \ / (\ |/| / < _____ _> \ |. ||\ -|.|--/___/ ,___/___\------'-----' '-' |\/ b'ger
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