Talk: who's who of ascii

>From: "brian odom" <bod...@cs.indiana.edu>
>
>i think we need a who's who list.  past, present, and up and coming future
>asici artists.  something to break up the monotony.
>
>either a who's who list or vote for your favorite ascii artist.
>...
>let's make a list of ascii artist, shall we?
>
>scarecrow (aka the archiver)
>colin douthwaite (sp?) (another archiver)
>philip kaulfuss (boy genius)
>daniel au (haven't seen him in awhile)
>valkyrie (lovely e-stamp collection)
>lennert stock (weird abstract style.  i like it)
>christopher (xopher)  (will make a sig for anyone)
>normand veilleux (is he still around?)  i think i saw him awhile back

I'm still around, although I zoom through more often than not.  I
haven't posted any of my ASCII art in a while, but I noticed some
of them creep up once in a while.

There is a chance that my account will survive only 2 more months
since my job has been cut.  So, I think I'll try to repost everything
I've ever done in small posts for all to enjoy!  :-)


>rowan (is he still around?)

Rowan Crawford was around only for a few months prior to rec.arts.ascii
existance.  If I remember right, he was borrowing a friend's account
in the end.  Too bad!  His work was really appreciated.


>brian odom (i've been away for awhile.  i specialize in logos)
>q-ris (whatever happened to him?)
>allen mullen (if only someone could program gifscii to emulate allen)
>susie oviant (sp?)  this name rings a bell for some reason

I think that is Susie Oviatt.


>james  (another guy who lurks around)


You should definitely add Tua Xiong to your list.  He has done several
amazing ASCII pictures too.  He's the only ASCII artist I can think of
who is missing (off the top of my head).  But then again I've been told
I had an ASCII brain before, so I am not that great with names!  Just
pictures!!  ;->

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