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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Jan 1999.
[REQ] for Original Ascii Art, possible $$

[REQ] for Original Ascii Art, possible $$

From Bob <bo...@bob.com> · alt.ascii-art · 6 Jan 1999 00:00 · View full thread · report
Hiya folks and the ascii-art inclinded :)

Since I can't seem to draw a straight line with a ruler, OR a 'line' tool in
an art program, I surely can't make ASCII Art.

But.. I am in need of some original ascii art.
I need a logo for a MUD called 'Middle Sphere'.
The theme for it is Future and Past (seperate and together).

If I -really- like the ascii art, I am willing to buy the 'art' from the
originial maker. Possibly up to 50 dollars (if it's REAL good).

Criteria: none - go bezerk on it.

It doesn't have to have to words Middle Sphere, or anything like that.
It -can- have Middle Sphere, MS, or no lettering at all. It can be a logo of
a sphere, or a logo that has to do with past/future. But I did say no
criteria, so none of these are a must - but it's what I'm mainly looking
for.

Thanks for any help! 8-)

You can contact me at myr...@hotmail.com.

Corey Crawford / Myrddin

PS - pleas excuse any typos, it's late!

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Subject: [REQ] for Original Ascii Art, possible $$
Date: 1999/01/06
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