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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Dec 2006.
Re: Mask

Re: Mask

_.-In alt.ascii-art, Apocalypse2k wrote the following -._
> I like the style.
> It is cartoon-like.
>
> Not many arts have this feeling.

Ironic.  I was told too much of my work was "cartoonie".  I advised
them it was a limitation of not having the ability to use any gray and
that the only way to solve the problem was to work on such a large
scale that one can loose sight of it being ascii art and having it
look more like stipple.

I often try to remove the cartoon-like qualities as much as possible
in most of my works.  Sometimes, though not often, I want it to be as
cartoon-like as possible.  


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