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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 May 2000.
Re: rusty question

Re: rusty question

>Subject: rusty question
>From: "News Terminal" ocs...@mail.ru 
>Date: 5/15/00 11:13 AM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <2.0...@aa4213.spb.edu>
>
>
>Hello:
>
>    May I ask you a question: do you know any artists drawing `industrial'
>ascii/ansi pics?
>    I'm not sure, how to explain term `industrial', neither in English nor in
>Russian, but I could also say `technological', `cyberpunk' and so on.
>    I looked through some WWW sites, but found only a usual set of lovely
>flowers, cats, fish and angels.

Try these links:

Mimic Productions
http://www.mimic.ca/

CIA Productions
http://www.creators.org/

The ICE group
http://www.ice.org/

Remorse Homepage
http://www.remorse.org/

ACiD Homepage
http://www.acid.org/

There are more listed in my Zine in the signature below.

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