Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 25 Jul 1996.
Nissan Logo
alt.ascii-art
· 8 messages · 25 Jul 1996 - 30 Jul 1996
I really suck at this ascii art thing.. I tried and tried and then said screw it.. anyone out there think they'd be able to come up with a medium to small sized Nissan Logo? any help would be most appreciated. jacob miller nissan of keene
James Fox wrote: > Can anyone tell me how to produce a decent high line - > I always have to use ~ which I've been told off for once already!! Sorry, Jim, I didn't mean to "tell you off"! When you need a high line, tilde is usually the best character to use. But I use every strategy I can think of to adjust things so that a high line gets converted to a low line or a middle line. So for instance, I might do this to your logo: .,ad8888888ba,. .d8Y" "Y8b. .d8' '8b. +-----------------------------------+ | Nn N I .sSS .sSS A Nn N | | N n N I "s,. "s,. AaA N n N | | N nN I s.," s.," A A N nN | +-----------------------------------+ '8b. .d8' ~Y8b d8Y~ ~'"Y8888888Y"'~ > > .,ad8888888ba,. > .d8Y" "Y8b. > .d8' '8b. > ______.8|___________________|8.______ > | Nn N I .sSS .sSS A Nn N | > | N n N I "s,. "s,. AaA N n N | > | N nN I s.," s.," A A N nN | > ~~~~~~'8|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~|8'~~~~~~ > '8b. .d8' > ~Y8b d8Y~ > ~'"Y8888888Y"'~ > -- | ___ __ _ _ _ ___O___ ( / \ o / ( / / // // o \/|\/ / / __, _ ,_, __/ / / / __, // // , ( // (/\_/ (_/(_/ |/ (_(_/_ (_/_/ (_/(_(/_(/_/(_/_)_ \\ http://www.surfplaza.com/ | mailto:wal...@surfplaza.com
In article <31F...@top.monad.net>, Jacob Miller <cro...@top.monad.net> writes >I really suck at this ascii art thing.. I tried and tried and then >said screw it.. anyone out there think they'd be able to come up with a >medium to small sized Nissan Logo? any help would be most appreciated. > >jacob miller >nissan of keene err...tried to post this once but I think I screwed up anyway... Here's a couple of big ones and a little one. There's room for improvement - the NISSAN bit should really be negative I suppose, as I think it's indented on the badge. I nicked the circle and adjusted it from Kevin Milburn's Olympic rings (ta) Can anyone tell me how to produce a decent high line - I always have to use ~ which I've been told off for once already!! .,ad8888888ba,. .d8Y" "Y8b. .d8' '8b. ______.8|___________________|8.______ | Nn N I .sSS .sSS A Nn N | | N n N I "s,. "s,. AaA N n N | | N nN I s.," s.," A A N nN | ~~~~~~'8|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~|8'~~~~~~ '8b. .d8' ~Y8b d8Y~ ~'"Y8888888Y"'~ .,ad8888888ba,. .d8Y" "Y8b. .d8' '8b. .8| |8. Nn N I .sSS .sSS A Nn N N n N I "s,. "s,. AaA N n N N nN I s.," s.," A A N nN '8| |8' '8b. .d8' ~Y8b d8Y~ ~'"Y8888888Y"'~ __ / \ NISSAN \__/ I'd best go earn a living now, later * , James Fox (but you can call me Jimmy) * * /(_ ___ Jam...@reza.demon.co.uk * * C^ #_\===/__/ * * \_ #916 /,+, "Better to be dead and cool, than alive and uncool" * * ( @ \_#__/( @ ) which film? (answers on a postcard to...) * * '+' '+' *
In article <31F...@top.monad.net>, Jacob Miller <cro...@top.monad.net> writes >I really suck at this ascii art thing.. I tried and tried and then >said screw it.. anyone out there think they'd be able to come up with a >medium to small sized Nissan Logo? any help would be most appreciated. > >jacob miller >nissan of keene Here's a couple of big ones and a little one. There's room for improvement - the NISSAN bit should really be negative I suppose, as I think it's indented on the badge. I nicked the circle and adjusted it from Kevin Milburn's Olympic rings (ta) Can anyone tell me how to produce a decent high line - I always have to use ~ which I've been told off for once already!! .,ad8888888ba,. .d8Y" "Y8b. .d8' '8b. ______.8|___________________|8.______ | Nn N I .sSS .sSS A Nn N | | N n N I "s,. "s,. AaA N n N | | N nN I s.," s.," A A N nN | ~~~~~~'8|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~|8'~~~~~~ '8b. .d8' ~Y8b d8Y~ ~'"Y8888888Y"'~ .,ad8888888ba,. .d8Y" "Y8b. .d8' '8b. .8| |8. Nn N I .sSS .sSS A Nn N N n N I "s,. "s,. AaA N n N N nN I s.," s.," A A N nN '8| |8' '8b. .d8' ~Y8b d8Y~ ~'"Y8888888Y"'~ __ / \ NISSAN \__/ I'd best go earn a living now, later * , James Fox (but you can call me Jimmy) * * /(_ ___ Jam...@reza.demon.co.uk * * C^ #_\===/__/ * * \_ #916 /,+, "Better to be dead and cool, than alive and uncool" * * ( @ \_#__/( @ ) which film? (answers on a postcard to...) * * '+' '+' *
David Wallis (wal...@surfplaza.com) wrote: : James Fox wrote: : > Can anyone tell me how to produce a decent high line - : > I always have to use ~ which I've been told off for once already!! : : Sorry, Jim, I didn't mean to "tell you off"! : : When you need a high line, tilde is usually the best character to use. : But I use every strategy I can think of to adjust things so that a : high line gets converted to a low line or a middle line. For high lines, I use " On some fonts you can get a high line with this character here () (I press alt-N to get it) Although on the font I'm using just now it looks the same as a hyphen (-) -- ,-----.,-. ,-.,-.,-. ,-. ,---------------------------------------------. | ,-. || | `-'| || |,' ,' |Philip Kaulfuss | | `-' || `---.,-.| || ' ,' |phi...@boehme.demon.co.uk | | ,---'| ,-. || || || . `. |PhilK in UnderNet #AmigaCafe | | | | | | || || || |`. `. |Graphics artist for the game 'Urban Massacre'| `-' `-' `-'`-'`-'`-' `-' `---------------------------------------------'
Philip Kaulfuss (phi...@boehme.demon.co.uk) wrote: : On some fonts you can get a high line with this character here () : (I press alt-N to get it) Hmm, it seems it got filtered out.. it should have been between the brackets -- ,-----.,-. ,-.,-.,-. ,-. ,---------------------------------------------. | ,-. || | `-'| || |,' ,' |Philip Kaulfuss | | `-' || `---.,-.| || ' ,' |phi...@boehme.demon.co.uk | | ,---'| ,-. || || || . `. |PhilK in UnderNet #AmigaCafe | | | | | | || || || |`. `. |Graphics artist for the game 'Urban Massacre'| `-' `-' `-'`-'`-'`-' `-' `---------------------------------------------'
In article <31F...@surfplaza.com>, David Wallis <wal...@surfplaza.com> writes >James Fox wrote: >> Can anyone tell me how to produce a decent high line - >> I always have to use ~ which I've been told off for once already!! > >Sorry, Jim, I didn't mean to "tell you off"! > >When you need a high line, tilde is usually the best character to use. >But I use every strategy I can think of to adjust things so that a >high line gets converted to a low line or a middle line. > >So for instance, I might do this to your logo: > > .,ad8888888ba,. > .d8Y" "Y8b. > .d8' '8b. > +-----------------------------------+ > | Nn N I .sSS .sSS A Nn N | > | N n N I "s,. "s,. AaA N n N | > | N nN I s.," s.," A A N nN | > +-----------------------------------+ > '8b. .d8' > ~Y8b d8Y~ > ~'"Y8888888Y"'~ > >> >> .,ad8888888ba,. >> .d8Y" "Y8b. >> .d8' '8b. >> ______.8|___________________|8.______ >> | Nn N I .sSS .sSS A Nn N | >> | N n N I "s,. "s,. AaA N n N | >> | N nN I s.," s.," A A N nN | >> ~~~~~~'8|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~|8'~~~~~~ >> '8b. .d8' >> ~Y8b d8Y~ >> ~'"Y8888888Y"'~ >> Only joking about the telling off bit!! Thank you to you and Philip for your advice. bye * , James Fox (but you can call me Jimmy) * * /(_ ___ Jam...@reza.demon.co.uk * * C^ #_\===/__/ * * \_ #916 /,+, "Better to be dead and cool, than alive and uncool" * * ( @ \_#__/( @ ) which film? (answers on a postcard to...) * * '+' '+' *
<chop>
The super duper improved version... da da (drum roll)
.,ad8888888ba,.
.d8Y" "Y8b.
.d8' '8b.
+-----------------------------------+
| #* # # .*## .*## # #* # |
| # * # # "*,. "*,. #*# # * # |
| # *# # *.,# *.,# # # # *# |
+-----------------------------------+
'8b. .d8'
~Y8b d8Y~
~'"Y8888888Y"'~
(thanks to everyone for the advice)
* , James Fox (but you can call me Jimmy) *
* /(_ ___ Jam...@reza.demon.co.uk *
* C^ #_\===/__/ *
* \_ #916 /,+, "Better to be dead and cool, than alive and uncool" *
* ( @ \_#__/( @ ) which film? (answers on a postcard to...) *
* '+' '+' *
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