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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 26 Feb 2003.
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Royal Copenhagen blue flute pattern in ascii art??

Royal Copenhagen blue flute pattern in ascii art??

alt.ascii-art · 10 messages · 26 Feb 2003 - 4 Mar 2003
 _.--- Archimedes Plutonium spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._ 
> I wonder if any of the regular ascii artists on the Internet who have
> seen Royal
> Copenhagen blue flute pattern on plates and dishes and cups can render
> that
> pattern into ascii art.

For special requests as unique as this one (aka the kind I really
like) it would help if you posted a link to a picture of it.

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Faux_Pseudo wrote:

>  _.--- Archimedes Plutonium spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._
> > I wonder if any of the regular ascii artists on the Internet who have
> > seen Royal
> > Copenhagen blue flute pattern on plates and dishes and cups can render
> > that
> > pattern into ascii art.
>
> For special requests as unique as this one (aka the kind I really
> like) it would help if you posted a link to a picture of it.
>
> '---...____ Faux_Pseudo ________________...---~~~
>

Thanks for the interest. I am a poor drawer and artist and perhaps poorer
at music. To tell the truth I do not know which one of these I am poorer in.

If we include dancing then of course that would be my poorest. And being
poor in the arts is no reflection on being able to appreciate the arts
however.

Below is a reference site to the Royal Copenhagen factory itself. It is the
3-leaf chrysanthemum design that I seek. Please try to search for a big
round plate to see the design in full. One picture shows a woman artist
drawing the design on her hand.

http://www.royalcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/search/musselmalet/

Another page from this site says it takes up wards of approx 2,000 brush
strokes for the design pattern. I wonder how many bytes would a computer
take in order to match the pattern.

What I am curious about is whether a computer linked to a Rubbermaid
plastics factory can somehow create the design either on the surface or
inside the plastic.

Archimedes Plutonium, a_p...@hotmail.com
whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots
of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies

minutes ago I wrote:

>
> Below is a reference site to the Royal Copenhagen factory itself. It is the
> 3-leaf chrysanthemum design that I seek. Please try to search for a big
> round plate to see the design in full. One picture shows a woman artist
> drawing the design on her hand.
>
> http://www.royalcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/search/musselmalet/
>
> Another page from this site says it takes up wards of approx 2,000 brush
> strokes for the design pattern. I wonder how many bytes would a computer
> take in order to match the pattern.
>
> What I am curious about is whether a computer linked to a Rubbermaid
> plastics factory can somehow create the design either on the surface or
> inside the plastic.
>

Another possibility is that this summer I have to paint the outside of my
home and I was teasingly thinking that what if I could get a computer
ascii art of that Royal Copenhagen pattern and then got a projector and
was able to project that image onto my house and then made a pencil outline
and finally have my house painted with the RoyalCopenhagen blue design
rest being white.

I would hazard to guess that someone somewhere on this planet Earth has
already painted their house in the Royal Copenhagen blue flute design
pattern. If not, then I maybe the first. On second thoughts, no, for I have
much more important tasks and assignments to do for the next several
years.

Archimedes Plutonium, a_p...@hotmail.com
whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots
of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies

And another aspect about a beautiful art work or design. Is that if you get too
much of it, such as painting your house with the design, then it quickly becomes

no longer beautiful. Too much of beauty becomes nonbeauty. So, sorry I suggested
painting the house in Royal Copenhagen blue flute. For I already have
some pieces inside the house to look at daily and do not want to see it also
on the outside of the house.

But for someone else in the world who does not have Royal Copenhagen
porcelain and who has plenty of time and talent in art painting then to paint
the outside of someone's house in that design would be a nice thing to do.

Archimedes Plutonium, a_p...@hotmail.com
whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots
of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies

 _.--- Archimedes Plutonium spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._ 
> Below is a reference site to the Royal Copenhagen factory itself. It is the
> 3-leaf chrysanthemum design that I seek.
> http://www.royalcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/search/musselmalet/

Ok i found it:
http://www.royalcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/webapp/products?show=250&product=26794
Next time plese post a direct link.  If people have to look for it
they are less likely to do it.

> Another page from this site says it takes up wards of approx 2,000 brush
> strokes for the design pattern. I wonder how many bytes would a computer
> take in order to match the pattern.

Well that depends on the scale.  That patern wouldn't be to hard to do
at all compaird to some of the things I have done.  

The smallest size I can see it working very nicely in is about 120
chars wide including the rim of the plate.

I could probibly pull it off in less than 40 minutes but that wont
happen till saturday.

Maybe I should take a trip over to roycroftcoper.com and do some
things more suited to my nature after this?
Of course the only way I will be owning any roycroft coper peices is
if I asciify them.  Of course I could probibly buy 20 of that plate
for the cost of one roycroft vase.  But we can't win them all.

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rarr <rar...@rarr.com> 27 Feb 2003 10:58 · permalink · report
"Archimedes Plutonium" <a_p...@dtgnet.com> wrote in message
news:3E5...@dtgnet.com...
> And another aspect about a beautiful art work or design. Is that if you
get too
> much of it, such as painting your house with the design, then it quickly
becomes
>
> no longer beautiful. Too much of beauty becomes nonbeauty. So, sorry I
suggested

My girlfriend is beautiful, I see her everyday and yet her beauty has never
become a nonbeauty.

> painting the house in Royal Copenhagen blue flute. For I already have
> some pieces inside the house to look at daily and do not want to see it
also
> on the outside of the house.
>
> But for someone else in the world who does not have Royal Copenhagen
> porcelain and who has plenty of time and talent in art painting then to
paint
> the outside of someone's house in that design would be a nice thing to do.
>
> Archimedes Plutonium, a_p...@hotmail.com
> whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots
> of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies
>

Carl W. <roo...@127spam.0.0.1> ASCII art 27 Feb 2003 16:12 · permalink · report
Faux_Pseudo wrote:

> _.--- Archimedes Plutonium spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._
> > I wonder if any of the regular ascii artists on the Internet who
> > have seen Royal
> > Copenhagen blue flute pattern on plates and dishes and cups can
> > render that
> > pattern into ascii art.
>
> For special requests as unique as this one (aka the kind I really
> like) it would help if you posted a link to a picture of it.

Apologies for not replying to the original - for some reason it hasn't
arrived on my newfeed yet. So to the ASCII art:

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--
[ Carl R White == aka () = The Domain of Cyrek = ]
[ Cyrek the Illogical /\ www.cyreksoft.yorks.com ]

Archimedes Plutonium <a_p...@dtgnet.com> ASCII art 28 Feb 2003 05:26 · permalink · report
Thu, 27 Feb 2003 16:12:30 -0000 "Carl W." wrote:

> Faux_Pseudo wrote:
>
> > _.--- Archimedes Plutonium spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._
> > > I wonder if any of the regular ascii artists on the Internet who
> > > have seen Royal
> > > Copenhagen blue flute pattern on plates and dishes and cups can
> > > render that
> > > pattern into ascii art.
> >
> > For special requests as unique as this one (aka the kind I really
> > like) it would help if you posted a link to a picture of it.
>
> Apologies for not replying to the original - for some reason it hasn't
> arrived on my newfeed yet. So to the ASCII art:
>
>

                O
            O-. | .-O
               \|/
              _-+-_
            ,"\ | /".
           / \ ;|: / \
          :-. ;|||: .-;
          |  \|.-.|/  |
    O   .-""-.:.-.:.-""-.   O
     \ /     |  @  |     \ /
   .--<      j._ _,h      >--.
  O  / "-__-"   T   "-__-" \  O
     O   |      A      |   O
         `\    / \    /'
           "--"\ /"--"
                V
                #
                |
                ; crw

And a 'coloured' version:

                O
            O-. | .-O
               \|/
              _-+-_
            ,*\*|*/*.
           /,\a;T:a/,\
          :-.$;|||:$.-;
          |*A\|.-.|/A*|
    O   .-""-.:.-.:.-""-.   O
     \ / *###|  @  |###* \ /
   .--< *####j._ _,h####* >--.
  O  / "-__-*###T###*-__-" \  O
     O   | *####A####* |   O
         `\ ***/ \*** /'
           "--"\ /"--"
                V
                #
                |
                ; crw


--




>
> [ Carl R White == aka () = The Domain of Cyrek = ]
> [ Cyrek the Illogical /\ www.cyreksoft.yorks.com ]

I like that second one. I wonder if you can do a stretch of the
spiral curve, although I understand you are limited by width length
of the page.

Archimedes Plutonium, a_p...@hotmail.com
whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots
of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies

> > And another aspect about a beautiful art work or design. Is that if you
get
> > too much of it, such as painting your house with the design, then it
> > quickly becomes
> >
> > no longer beautiful. Too much of beauty becomes nonbeauty. So, sorry I
> > suggested
>
> My girlfriend is beautiful, I see her everyday and yet her beauty has never
> become a nonbeauty.

Wait .. after enough years the beauty will begin to fade.

"CeeJay" <new...@ceejay.cjb REMOVE_to_REPLY .net> wrote in news:3e63f9d3
$0$129$edf...@dtext01.news.tele.dk:

> Wait .. after enough years the beauty will begin to fade.
> 

Eye of the beholder.
True beauty is timeless.
Inner beauty.
Cute versus elegant.
Throw stones.

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 Stretched out hand of tolerance,     Two things stand like stone,
 All the shining gifts,               Kindness in another's trouble,  
 That make peace on Earth." - tBW     And courage in your own." - ALG

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