Re: pokemon by me
On Wed, 18 Oct 2000 04:38:24 GMT, "alildevil" <rsc...@nyc.rr.com> Spake thus: >Why is this not considered ascii art-I thought ascii was images made up of text, regardless if made >with a converter or not. > >I have always prefered this (style) even when I was a small child and I saw my first one back in >70's of one hanging over my dads workbench, which was made my my uncle. > >Can I have more thoughts if this is ascii or not??? > > I think that you will find most here who do this like to do it themselves and that is the ART part of it, although some very talented, and artistic soul created the Program to convert a graphic file into a file pixelated into text charactures it isnt the same as creating an image based in text, by hand. Granted, it looks interesting, but the _ART_ was in making the program, not in the file the program puts out. to me anyway, thats my take on it. -- **************************** __.-~---_ mikechat __)/ > O ( @ ) / /|\ )" bluedwarf.net ) | ^ ^ ^| )_\ ^ ^ ( )\ ^ ^ \ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~MJP~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~
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