Re: Can someone please help?
>Message-id: <39d...@news.accglobal.net> > >Can someone give me some tips on how to make really cool ASCII art like you >guys practice? My tips from my website.. which happens to have several tutorials on it... My suggestions for budding ASCII artists are the following: look at as many ASCII pictures that you can identify how the characters are used in those pictures duplicate an "already-made" picture - copy it line by line or section by section modify an existing picture start small- perhaps doodle and see what it looks like, and go from there use a model or picture as a guideline read the tutorials and the FAQs post your pictures for critique (or send them to a friend for critique) keep at it and have fun... <--- most important! -joan -- .-"""-. / .===. \ / / a a \ \ / ( \___/ ) \ ________ooo\__\_____/__/___________ / \ | joan stark spu...@juno.com | | VISIT MY ASCII ART GALLERY: | | http://www.ascii-art.com | jgs \________________________ooo________/ / \ /:.:.:.:.:.:.:\ | | | \==|==/ /-'Y'-\ (__/ \__)
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