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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Dec 1998.
Re: Alternative uses of ascii art

Re: Alternative uses of ascii art

> Hi I'm Laura, writing from Italy, and I have a peculiar question for you.
> My main hobby is cross-stitch and my main dream is to find a way to convert
> ascii art into counted cross-stitch charts. I managed once, with a Mickey

Laura, I think you will have more luck with socalled "solid style" than
"line style" ascii art. Solid style ascii art is analogous to brush
painting, filling in areas. Line style ascii art is analogous to pencil
drawing, tracing outlines. Allen Mullen has done great solid style ascii
art, search the web for his site.

<grin> Here is someone who understands that ascii art as an artform is
independent from medium. The ascii art here will live in a cross-stitch
medium! <very big grin>

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