Re: REQ: Techniques, tips and advice
In article <4rrgcr$9k...@clarknet.clark.net>, und...@clark.net (Royal Connell) writes: >Inkblot (mdc...@pophost.anu.edu.au) wrote: >: As you can see, my signature is not very creative. Could someone give me >: some tips for producing ASCII artwork. I'm a professional cartoonist and >: would like to produce a signature that is worth looking at. I find that >: the software translators available are clumsy. But I also find it tedious >: pressing the space bar, and realigning everything whenever something goes >: in. Any good programs, any tips or indispensible techniques. > >Well, I usually use the editor that my comunications program has built in. >but you can use any others. The way I normally start a project is to put >blank lines however long i want my art to be. and then puting my curser >into overwrite mode instead of insert for the actual drawing (keeps me >from having to 'realign' things). > >Well, good luck > >-- > _ _ _ _ __ ___ ___ __ __ ___ __ _ ___ ___ _ _ _ ___ ___ > ( X ) \( ) ` _) _ ) ` ` _) _ ( _) ) ( _ ) _ ) )') ( \( ) __)_ _) > : U : .` : D ) = " ' D )O )G__ (a) :(_ :_: " : " ' ' : ` : == : : > (___)_)\_)__,___)_).)__,__,___) ~ (__)___)_X_)_).)_).)()(_)\_)___)(_) > > How does one go about putting their cursor in "overwrite mode"? Does it depend on the program you're using, like a word processor? _)\ /(_ ^v^ _) / \ (_ _) //\)/\ \ (_ _) \(a_a) / (_ _) \(oo)/ (_ )@aol.com / \@juno.com( )_ ( Vamp ) _( )_ ( Ladee) _( ^v^ \/(__)(__)\/
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,df4be45300af4aae X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: vam...@aol.com (VampLadee) Subject: Re: REQ: Techniques, tips and advice Date: 1996/07/11 Message-ID: <4s24gb$ge...@newsbf02.news.aol.com>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 167735622 sender: roo...@newsbf02.news.aol.com references: <4rrgcr$9k...@clarknet.clark.net> organization: America Online, Inc. (1-800-827-6364) newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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