Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 31 May 1998.
Boxstein in the woods
alt.ascii-art
· 2 messages · 31 May 1998
......................................................... . . . Boxstein explores the wonders of nature . . . . . . Look Junior, ( ) . . it's Bambi's dad. V___, . . / (___) . . / d88b /| /| . . / d8888b . . /////\ O deer, I q8888p . . ///// <\ / can see his q88p . . \\\\\ _/ / mom too! 88 . . \\\\\/ / 88 \/__// . . ///" - - - -> d88b ++(___) . . \\\/ ( ) ` . . . .....................................................king BTW, nice tree :) -------------------------------------------- To reply by mail: change the digits to consu --------------------------------------------
Johan de Koning wrote: > > ......................................................... > . . > . Boxstein explores the wonders of nature . > . . > . . > . Look Junior, ( ) . > . it's Bambi's dad. V___, . > . / (___) . > . / d88b /| /| . > . / d8888b . > . /////\ O deer, I q8888p . > . ///// <\ / can see his q88p . > . \\\\\ _/ / mom too! 88 . > . \\\\\/ / 88 \/__// . > . ///" - - - -> d88b ++(___) . > . \\\/ ( ) ` . > . . > .....................................................king > > BTW, nice tree :) Yes, another good example for the scalability of this kind of pic, It struck me quite a bit at the time although for a little while I did not know what it was that struck me. The potential for pics based on this kind of scalability is immense. Another nice facial expression of Boxstein! But Junior is conceptualized too simplistically, no longer capable of facial expressions anymore. Wanted to mention this earlier, the point border is the simplist possible bordered panel, very good! I award 3 Frogsteins! .oo .oo .oo ( -) ( -) ( -) " " " " " " ======================================================== [] [] [] /( Visit the Gallery of the 'steins! [] [] (\ ( "> http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/ [] [] `(> )> Roosterstein, tenor of the backyard [] [] ^^ [] ========================================================
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