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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Mar 1998.
Re: ascii towers

Re: ascii towers

Joel Fuller wrote:
> I was wondering if someone could create a middle sized ascii art of four
> towers.....

'middle' is not very specific, neither is 'four towers'.
These are my versions:




                          .- ._          *                     
                 .       (   ) `) ._,--.                       
          _.-.          (      .' | af }      ._    +            
        .'     )         `(_'-'   |--'"        ))        |       
       (   _.   )                 |           '"       - * -     
      .-.-'  )  _)  .        ["I"I"I"I"}   .             .       
     (  `   .)`'              I_I_I_I_I                          
      `-. (   )          [UUUUI_I_I_I_I                          
         `-..'            |[__I_I_[#]_I .        .               
                   +      |__[I_I_I=I_I                          
         .       ._    +  |]_ I_[#]-I_I    ._          ;         
                 |~       |_[ I_I=I_I_[,   |~                    
               uuuuu      |__ I_I_I%I_I  uuuuu                   
               | #_|      |[ _$_I_I%%_I  | _ |                   
               |-  [      | [ %%I_g%%_I  |  -|         __a:f     
          ---..|_  |.--,,'|]_ %_Ia%%I_I -|_- |.------""          
               |_-#|  ((  |_[ $%I%%_!^!  | _ |      +                
               |   |   )) |[_ |%.%I_|"|  |_  |    n Am   n           
             .-[_A_]_ '/  |_ / _Y_)_|`| -[N__]_        n             
         ._.'        `- _.--'`'  ' "|\=\ ''    `-.               
                      .'             |\=\`-._     `              
                   .-'                  `:.  `---....__          
                                           `                     
That's what _I_ call big, so here's a simpler and smaller one :
                          ._                   
                          |~                   
        uuuuu   uuuuu   uuuuu   uuuuu          
        |_ -|   |_ -|   |_#-|   |_ -|          
        | _ |   | _ |   | _#|   | _ |          
        |_ -|   |_ -|   |_ -|   |# -|          
        | - .$$. #- |   | - |   | - |          
        |- .#$$$.   |   |-  | ..|-  |          
     _.'[__$$$$$$.__]`--[__N]'  [___]`--a:f-      
           $$$$$$    -.                     
      -.    `:/'    _.))        .--.        
             ||   .'.-'     _..-.. _.-.     
      ._.-.  '"  /  (     .'      `.          
    -'     `.   .    `. -'                    
             `. .      `--..
                 `.    

Hope you like it. If so, please tell me if you use them.

:)
Andreas
                                                     ._           
                                                     |~           
                                                   uuuuu          
                                                   |_#-|          
      Tower of Ascii                               | _#|          
                                                   |_ -|          
      http://www.stud.uni-hannover.de/~freise/     | - |          
                                                   |-  |          
                                           a:f    .[__N].

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Date: 1998/03/07
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