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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Sep 1997.
Re: [PIC] Village Scene

Re: [PIC] Village Scene

On Sun, 7 Sep 1997, Andreas Freise wrote:

<adf> This one is the best example for the dotty-style.
<adf> Maybe it is more difficult to 'see' for some but
<adf> therefor it had the big 'Ah'-effect on me like a 
<adf> 3D random dot picture perhaps. 
<adf> 
<adf> (Still waiting for Steven to make some more!)
<adf> 
<adf>                                       
<adf>       ~         ~~          __        
<adf>            _T      .,,.    ~--~ ^^    
<adf>      ^^   // \                    ~   
<adf>           ][O]    ^^      ,-~ ~        
<adf>        /''-I_I         _II____       
<adf>     __/_  /   \ ______/ ''   /'\_,__  
<adf>       | II--'''' \,--:--..,_/,.-{ },  
<adf>     ; '/__\,.--';|   |[] .-.| O{ _ }  
<adf>     :' |  | []  -|   ''--:.;[,.'\,/   
<adf>     '  |[]|,.--'' '',   ''-,.    |    
<adf>       ..    ..-''    ;       ''. '    
<adf>    Steven Maddison   

some Hills in the Background and it looks like the small town, where I'm
working in the Computing Center

Really a very good ASCII-Scene ... Congratulations to Steven !!!


___
jr

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From: Juergen Reichel <rzj...@rohrpostix.rz.tu-clausthal.de>
Subject: Re: [PIC] Village Scene
Date: 1997/09/09
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