Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 11 Jan 2001.
kimono
alt.ascii-art
· 6 messages · 11 Jan 2001 - 14 Jan 2001
http://members.aol.com/kamuiyoo/index.htm
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In article <200...@ng-ft1.aol.com>, kam...@aol.com (Kamuiyoo) wrote: > > http://members.aol.com/kamuiyoo/index.htm snip of kimono made with nonstandard characters > I attempted to exchange the characters but still can't make out what was intended: a%ja%ja3Ya3Y a3Yi%g i%ga3Y i%La-j-a-j^a,0 a a{u i%o a3%a{`a3%i%' __a^$a3% a^$_a[[ /a3%i%%>a*%<i%} /a3% i%o a<ai%oi%oa> a a i%o a/ai%oi%oai%%a aa[[ i%o / ai%oi%oaa[[/ / i%oi%%a3]i%oi%oa3%/ /> i%%/)==a^"==(^Yi%% / ~aa/a^Y/ V^ a a aa aa^Y a a aa[[aa aa^Y a a a aa aa^Y a a aa[[aa aa^Y a a a aa aa^Y a a a__aa aa^Y a___a aa_aa^Y_a (__)(__) Here is another kimono: _____________________________________ ******* |% %\ /% %| |/////| |% %\ /% %| |\\\\\| |% %\ /% %| |/////| |% /% %| |\\\\\| |%_________ /% ________%| |/////| | |% | |\\\\\| | |% | |/////| | |% | |\\\\\| | |% | |/////| | |% | |\\\\\| | |% | |/////| | |% | |\\\\\| | |% | |/////| | |% | |\\\\\| | |% | |/////| | |% | |\\\\\| | |% | |/////| | |% | |\\\\\| | |% | |/////| | |% | |\\\\\| | |% | |/////| ejm |_____|%________| |\\\\\| ******* NOTE: I never pick up my mail from the yahoo address. If you are e-mailing and hit the reply button, add an "e" to "freent"; its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers. -- __ _ ,^^%--- Hmmmm... let's see,now... \ \| |//< \ how do these things work? \ \'/ > llizard aka ejm / \| > cq547@freenet.+oron+o.on.ca / / / /|^^ ASCII-ar+ and ASCII-anima+ions ejm /__/_/ | \ http://www.crosswinds.net/~llizard/
llizard writes >In article <200...@ng-ft1.aol.com>, >kam...@aol.com (Kamuiyoo) wrote: >> >> http://members.aol.com/kamuiyoo/index.htm >snip of kimono made with nonstandard characters >> > >I attempted to exchange the characters but still can't make out what was >intended: > > a%ja%ja3Ya3Y > a3Yi%g i%ga3Y > i%La-j-a-j^a,0 > a a{u i%o > a3%a{`a3%i%' > __a^$a3% a^$_a[[ > /a3%i%%>a*%<i%} /a3% > i%o a<ai%oi%oa> a a > i%o a/ai%oi%oai%%a aa[[ > i%o / ai%oi%oaa[[/ / > i%oi%%a3]i%oi%oa3%/ /> > i%%/)==a^"==(^Yi%% > / ~aa/a^Y/ V^ a > a aa aa^Y a a > aa[[aa aa^Y a a > a aa aa^Y a a > aa[[aa aa^Y a a > a aa aa^Y a a > a__aa aa^Y a___a > aa_aa^Y_a > (__)(__) > > >Here is another kimono: > > _____________________________________ ******* > |% %\ /% %| |/////| > |% %\ /% %| |\\\\\| > |% %\ /% %| |/////| > |% /% %| |\\\\\| > |%_________ /% ________%| |/////| > | |% | |\\\\\| > | |% | |/////| > | |% | |\\\\\| > | |% | |/////| > | |% | |\\\\\| > | |% | |/////| > | |% | |\\\\\| > | |% | |/////| > | |% | |\\\\\| > | |% | |/////| > | |% | |\\\\\| > | |% | |/////| > | |% | |\\\\\| > | |% | |/////| > | |% | |\\\\\| > | |% | |/////| > ejm |_____|%________| |\\\\\| > ******* > > >http://members.aol.com/kamuiyoo/index.htm ><pre><FONT SIZE=1> > ,,,, > ,, ,, > ,,-,^, > | , , > ,,,, > __,, ,_, > /,,>,<, /, > , |<|,,|> | | > , |/|,,|, | |, > , / |,,|,/ / > ,,,,, ,/ /> > ,/)==,==(^Y, > / ~||/,/ V^ | > | || |, | | > |, || |, | | > | || |, | | > |, || |, | | > | || |, | | > |__|| |, |___| > ||_|,_| > (__)(__)</pre></font> yep ... likewise -- . /\_/\ ( () /_ / /\) _/ /2 .\ /\) /) .\ /_ /_ :( a a( CJRandall http://www.shieldwolf.demon.co.uk ' \___") --<<bErEALISTIC:-=oOo=-pLANfORamIRACLE>>--
> http://members.aol.com/kamuiyoo/index.htm
[snip kimono in japanese chars]
If you go to the website, you can see a gif of what the picture was
supposed to be. It's actually quite pretty. Problem is, it's rendered with
japanese characters. Here's my attempt to replicate it using only ascii
characters:
,-"-.
*Y """-e
()|/)|)
)a a 3
( - /
.) (.
./ \V/ /\.
/ \ Y / \.
/ /\_\(/__/\ \
|\ | | / D
|_( D=oo==| //
/ /======) Y
| || | |
| || | |
| *|| |@ |
| * || @| *|
| * || @ | *|
| /|| .:*@|\/
||_____|
C C X
The hands are formed with hiragana tsu's but, I couldn't find an ascii
equivalent, so I just use 'D's.
The bangs are formed with hiragana no's and katakana ha's which I could
only approximate with slashes and parentheses.
The middle of the sash had an infinity symbol and the hair piece had a
couple gamma's in there. So, I replaced the infinity with 'oo' and just
redid the hair.
I couldn't figure out what the artist was doing with the sandals at all.
Two hiragana to's and one katakana me. Best approximated with 'C' and 'X'.
Diddle away =)
andy
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"Andy C Yu" <yua...@cs.stanford.edu> wrote in message news:Pin...@elaine10.Stanford.EDU... > > > http://members.aol.com/kamuiyoo/index.htm > [snip kimono in japanese chars] > > If you go to the website, you can see a gif of what the picture was > supposed to be. It's actually quite pretty. Problem is, it's rendered with > japanese characters. Here's my attempt to replicate it using only ascii > characters: > Yes. They are wonderful pictures. Found this link page that takes one all over the place click an guess for some treats. http://www16.big.or.jp/~nansya/ASCII-art/link.html > ,-"-. > *Y """-e > ()|/)|) > )a a 3 > ( - / > .) (. > ./ \V/ /\. > / \ Y / \. > / /\_\(/__/\ \ > |\ | | / D > |_( D=oo==| // > / /======) Y > | || | | > | || | | > | *|| |@ | > | * || @| *| > | * || @ | *| > | /|| .:*@|\/ > ||_____| > C C X > > The hands are formed with hiragana tsu's but, I couldn't find an ascii > equivalent, so I just use 'D's. > > The bangs are formed with hiragana no's and katakana ha's which I could > only approximate with slashes and parentheses. > > The middle of the sash had an infinity symbol and the hair piece had a > couple gamma's in there. So, I replaced the infinity with 'oo' and just > redid the hair. > > I couldn't figure out what the artist was doing with the sandals at all. > Two hiragana to's and one katakana me. Best approximated with 'C' and 'X'. > just a thought the character set seems to be very smooth an it stills gives the filling of aninme on some of the drawings both small an large > > > Diddle away =) > andy > --lgbeard
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