Re: My first ascii art
From Homer.Simpson <Hom...@SpringfieldBB.com.INVALID>
· alt.ascii-art
· 23 Nov 2005 21:21 · View full thread
Quasar said > My first ascii art, still in progress, but I thought someone > might like it. When I was a kid, I'd create elaborate doodles on > paper, starting from the center out, utilizing all sorts of > shapes. This is the same idea, but in ascii. > /\ /\ > //\\ //\\ > //////\ /\\\\\\ > ///\\//\\ ^ //\\//\\\ > \\\ \/ // /^\ \\ \/ /// > \\\/\// /\^/\ \\/\/// > \\/\/\/\/\/|\/\/\/\/\// > \\\\\\\\\:|:///////// > /:\/ + + + + + \/:\ > /:/:/:/ ======= \:\:\:\ > /::<:(:(+'/0000000\'+):):>::\ > /:/:<:(:( '\0X---X0/' ):):>:\:\ > :::<===--+'<0{ @ }0>'+--===>::: > \:\:<:(:( '/0X---X0\' ):):>:/:/ > \::<:(:(+'\0000000/'+):):>::/ > \:\:\:\' ======= '/:/:/:/ > \:/\ + + + + + /\:/ djs > /////////:|:\\\\\\\\\ > //\/\/\/\/\|/\/\/\/\/\\ > // \/Y\/ \\ > // \Y/ \\ > \\ * Y * // > \\ // > \\ // diddled - HS I liked it. But I think it needed areolas. I especially like her hat, by the way/
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