Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 15 Dec 1998.
[new art] face
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· 5 messages · 15 Dec 1998 - 18 Dec 1998
> > alt.ascii-art chat <snip> > _________________________________________________________________ > > msh210 [email] [home] 15 Dec. 03:47, from: 128.122.253.154, black >My next piece of ascii art: a face: > >oo > `, msh210 > _________________________________________________________________ <snip> > > msh210 [email] [home] 15 Dec. 03:49, from: 128.122.253.154, black >Re: the face I just drew: It looks good in Pico10. I don't what >font you're using. > _________________________________________________________________ <snip> > > msh210 [email] [home] 15 Dec. 03:51, from: 128.122.253.154, black >Pica10 BT >not Pico10 >sorry > _________________________________________________________________ <snip> > > Krogg [home] 15 Dec. 03:53, from: 12.6.67.104, blue >Msh>>I am using Topaz new2,It looks like a guy smilling while > looking over something. > _________________________________________________________________ <snip> > > msh210 [email] [home] 15 Dec. 03:55, from: 128.122.253.154, black >in pica10 it looks like a smirk >in whatever font Windows95 Notepad uses it looks bad (to me) > >maybe i'll post it to aaa and solicit comments ... Done!
In article <75celv$7vl$1...@news.nyu.edu>, Michael Hamm <msh...@is7.nyu.edu> writes >I posted an article earlier, but in case it was confusing, I'll try again. >I drew a face > > > oo > `, msh210 14Dec98 > > >and hereby solicit comments thereon. I think it looks in Pica10 like a >smirk. I think it looks in Fixedsys quite bad. Krogg mentioned that in >Topaz new2 it "looks like a guy smiling while looking over something". Any >further comments? > [][ hi ... in arial-font it looks like someone receiving slightly surprising news ... topaz-new2 12pt its as krogg said ... otherwise in fixedsys mebbe they've got their tongue stuck down a straw ... or a fly's face ... but why stop there? do some more ... i've seen many ppl do variations of tiny faces and altho' most are same or similar ... there are always some that turn up that are very new and different here are some examples that many ppl have drawn and redrawn at sometime or other _ _ 'L' [ aka Flookster -= AsH =- Andy Hood ] - iso-latin1 +-----+ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | _ _ | 'L~ 'L' `L` 'L' ^L^ 'L' | �]� |<-oops! - = = ^ ^ `"' | ~ | +-----+ i diddled these ... but i cant rem'ber where i saw them 1st ... ages ago ... some more ... _.-=-._ . _ _ . ___ :_,,_:__: . ~{}~ . []()) {~(_~}}}} . 7~ . ~_~ \ ~ {{{{ `=" }}} [][ see yuz [][ colin -- . /\_/\ ( () /_ / /\) _/ /? .\ /\) /) .\ /_ /_ :( a a( CJRandall http://www.shieldwolf.demon.co.uk ' \___") <>>>oo<<<>X<>>>oo<<<>X<>>>oo<<<>X<>>>oo<<<>
In article <75celv$7vl$1...@news.nyu.edu>, msh...@is7.nyu.edu (Michael Hamm) wrote: > > I posted an article earlier, but in case it was confusing, I'll try again. > I drew a face > > oo > `, msh210 14Dec98 > > and hereby solicit comments thereon. I think it looks in Pica10 like a > smirk. I think it looks in Fixedsys quite bad. Krogg mentioned that in > Topaz new2 it "looks like a guy smiling while looking over something". Any > further comments? When I saw it, I thought it was a fellow smiling while smoking a cigarette. And speaking of misunderstood and incomprehensible faces... NOTE: I do not pick up my mail from the idirect address that you see. If you are e-mailing me and hit the reply button, add an "e" to "freent"; its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers. -- llizard aka ejm cq547@freene+.+oron+o.on.ca ha ,^ http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/9334/ ha ---%^^^^^^^^^^ ASCII-ar+, ASCII and gif anima+ions ha / " "
In article <75celv$7vl$1...@news.nyu.edu>, Michael Hamm <msh...@is7.nyu.edu> writes >I posted an article earlier, but in case it was confusing, I'll try again. >I drew a face > > > oo > `, msh210 14Dec98 > > >and hereby solicit comments thereon. I think it looks in Pica10 like a >smirk. I think it looks in Fixedsys quite bad. Krogg mentioned that in >Topaz new2 it "looks like a guy smiling while looking over something". Any >further comments? > [][ hi ... in arial-font it looks like someone receiving slightly surprising news ... topaz-new2 12pt its as krogg said ... otherwise in fixedsys mebbe they've got their tongue stuck down a straw ... or a fly's face ... but why stop there? do some more ... i've seen many ppl do variations of tiny faces and altho' most are same or similar ... there are always some that turn up that are very new and different here are some examples that many ppl have drawn and redrawn at sometime or other _ _ 'L' [ aka Flookster -= AsH =- Andy Hood ] - iso-latin1 +-----+ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | _ _ | 'L~ 'L' `L` 'L' ^L^ 'L' | ¬]¬ |<-oops! - = = ^ ^ `"' | ~ | +-----+ i diddled these ... but i cant rem'ber where i saw them 1st ... ages ago ... some more ... _.-=-._ . _ _ . ___ :_,,_:__: . ~{}~ . []()) {~(_~}}}} . 7~ . ~_~ \ ~ {{{{ `=" }}} [][ see yuz [][ colin -- . /\_/\ ( () /_ / /\) _/ /? .\ /\) /) .\ /_ /_ :( a a( CJRandall http://www.shieldwolf.demon.co.uk ' \___") <>>>oo<<<>X<>>>oo<<<>X<>>>oo<<<>X<>>>oo<<<>
I posted an article earlier, but in case it was confusing, I'll try again. I drew a face oo `, msh210 14Dec98 and hereby solicit comments thereon. I think it looks in Pica10 like a smirk. I think it looks in Fixedsys quite bad. Krogg mentioned that in Topaz new2 it "looks like a guy smiling while looking over something". Any further comments? Michael Hamm BA, Math, Jan.'01 msh...@nyu.edu http://pages.nyu.edu/~msh210/
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