req: ascii text banner needed
From Jeneth Hawke <jha...@avicom.net>
· alt.ascii-art
· 20 Sep 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Hello all, I am in need of an ascii art banner logo for a free subscribers-only newsletter for computer professionals (this is not a mass mailed spam letter). I don't know much about ascii art and a friend suggested that I post here. If any ascii artists would be interested in helping us out, we would really appreciate it! This banner would simply spell out the name of our organization in the header of the newsletter. Your art would be reaching hundreds of respectable and professional people each month. We have no problem leaving your initials intact in the image in addition to crediting you in the body of each newsletter we mail out. If you would like an email and/or homepage link in this credit, that can also be arranged. So, if you are an ascii artist interested in a lot of free publicity in a respectable environment, please respond to me at jha...@avicom.net for additional details. We may ask for a sample of your previous work but, from what I've seen in this newsgroup, the vast majority of you are pretty impressive with a keyboard! :-) Also, I'm not a regular of this newsgroup and my ISP's news feed is irregular at best, so please respond via email. Thank you very much! Jeneth Hawke
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