Re: Ascii "art" of a beginner
Daniel Michalik wrote: > > Hi @ll! > > I posted this already in the German Ascii-Group. This are my first > Ascii arts. I hope you like it a little bit and help me to make it > better... > > Lets make a puzzle out of this. I'll show you and you guess what it > is, ok? > > .------------. > .' ## .'| > .' ## .' | > +------------+ | > | | # | > | ## ## |## | > | ## ## |# #| > | | ##| > | ## ## | # . > | ## DM | .' > | |.' > +------------+ > > | | > ##### > # | # > #9 + 3# > # 6\ # > ###DM > | | > > _______ > +#######+ > |#.-----.#| > |#| | |#| > |#|9 + 3|#| > |#| 6\ |#| > |#`-----�#| > |#########| > |#+-----+#| > |#| # |#| > |#| # |#| > |#| # |#| > |#| # |#| > |#|# |#| > |#|-. |#| > |#| | |#| > |#|-� |#| > |#+-----+#| > |#######DM| > +---------+ > Regards > Dan -one of the lurkers of this NG- iel > P.S. Sorry for my English...! Probably better than mine no kidding > P.P.S. Is it ok to use Ascii-Edit for this, or do you have to paint > in an editor like Notepad for real handmade? notepads wordpad enhance pads are all good also > -- > JESUS LIVES! diddle of clock _."._ .-' '-. | .-----. | | | | | | | |9 + 3|[| | | 6\ | | | '-----' | |=========| | .-----. | | |' | '| | | |' | '| | | |' | '| | | |' | '|[| | |! | !| | | | .'. | | | |((-))| | | | '=' | | | '-----' | | _____DM| '-' ~o> '-' --lgbeard
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