Re: LOOKING FOR EXPERIENCED ASCII/ANSI ARTISTS
From Tony Of Nazarath <ton...@aol.completely>
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· 2 Mar 2001 13:30 · View full thread
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> When I first started posting here I used the LESTER nickname, that's >because I used to be in several ASCII/ANSI art groups. These groups were on >local BBSs where we didn't have access to the internet. Some of these groups >had certian specialized styles that they wanted the members to use, like, >colorized ASCII with also the high ASCII characters being used so the >flourishes could be more defined. I always liked the smaller groups so we >could >have a more defined 'vision' if you will. Sometimes there were group >projects, >sometimes just themes wanted for certian art packs, and so on. It felt like a >club, you know? Also, the pictures are geared more towards scenes, nig pictures, elaborate things too. -- "I am the one you warned me of." - BOC - Imaginos ANSI & ASCII tools - http://members.aol.com/tony5870
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