Original Usenet thread from rec.arts.ascii, started 2 Oct 1994.
Announce: Ascii Art Contest
rec.arts.ascii
· 2 messages · 2 Oct 1994 - 5 Oct 1994
All;
I need a ascii logo for the electronic version of my magazine,
The Curmudgeon. It needs to be simple but I want it to put anyone who
looks at it for the first time in awe. I want it to have a little
three-dimenstionality to it. I want it to incorporate either "The
Electronic Curmudgeon" or just "The Curmudgeon." Dazzle me. The winner
gets free paper and electronic subscriptions and $100. I need it by the
10th of October. I will make my selection sometime after.
_________________________________________________________________________
snail: The Curmudgeon Editor: Rodney J. Lewis
4505 University Way N.E. Subscriptions: Ten dollars for one year
Box 555 with check made out to
Seattle, Washington The Curmudgeon. Scaled
98105 down electronic version
e-mail: cur...@u.washington.edu available by request.
*I pay money for live Macintosh viruses!*
Rodney Lewis (cur...@u.washington.edu) wrote: : All; : I need a ascii logo for the electronic version of my magazine, : The Curmudgeon. It needs to be simple but I want it to put anyone who : looks at it for the first time in awe. I want it to have a little : three-dimenstionality to it. I want it to incorporate either "The : Electronic Curmudgeon" or just "The Curmudgeon." Dazzle me. The winner : gets free paper and electronic subscriptions and $100. I need it by the : 10th of October. I will make my selection sometime after. This is going to sound rather cold-hearted, but what security do we have that the winner will be actually paid this $100 ??? RiCH DAVEY.
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