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Original Usenet thread from rec.arts.ascii, started 2 Oct 1994.
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LINE-TALK: Faery

LINE-TALK: Faery

rec.arts.ascii · 1 message · 2 Oct 1994
Lee Thompson-Herbert <le...@crl.com> ASCII art 2 Oct 1994 06:23 · permalink
In article <36kpfj$6a...@gagme.wwa.com>,
Normand Veilleux <nve...@emr1.emr.ca> wrote:
>
>I thought this little faery had excellent potential so I diddled
>her into this:
>
>
>
>      b                            ,,,,                    ,d 
>      8b,                       ,(()(()),               ,ad8P
>     d888b,_                   ,(((""""))),           ,d8888b,
>     88   `"Ya,_              ,(()<@  @>(()        _a8P"  `888b  
>     Y8ba,a   `"Ya,_          (()(  ..  ))(      _aP"   ad88888b
>     `8888P       `"Ya,_      ())(\ -- /(()    ,aP'       `Y8888
>      Y88P'           `""Ya,_ )(())`--'())  ,adP'   ,@,     Y88P
>      `Y8'       ,@,       ""Y((()'|  |`()aP"'      @@@     ,8P'
>       `Ybaad    @@@        /'            `\        `@'   ad8'
>         8P"     `@'       /    /        \  \              Y8,
>        dP'               /    /(  o |    o  \     b,    b  `8
>       d'  d     ,P      /   /|  `--' `--/'\  \    `8,  YP  dP
>       8,  YP  ,d"      |  /' |         /   | |     `Ya,__,dP'
>       `Yb,__,a8P       | |   |       ,'    | |      `88888P'
>         "Y88888ba      | |   )     . (     | |      d888P"
>           `"Y888'      | |  /         \    | |      `8P"
>              `"Yb,     | | (           `.  / \      ,8'
>                 `Ya    / \ (      `Y'    \|/\ \    b8'
>                   `b  / /\|`.       `\    \  ||    `8,
>                    8  ||    8\        `\   \        8b,
>                    8        8 `\        \   \       888,
>                   dP        8   `\       \   ),    dP'`8b,
>                 ,d88       ,P     `\      \  )Y, ,d"   888,
>               ,d8' 8,     ,P'       `\     )/ `Yd"     8'`b,
>             ,dP'8  `Y,,,aP"          ,)    )   `Y,    8'  `b
>            d"   "    `8'            //    /     `Y,        8,
>           d'  ,@,     8           /'/    /       `b   ,@,  `b
>          d'   @@@    ,P        _,' (    /         8   @@@   8,
>          8, a `@'   ,P'       |   (    /          8   `@'   `b
>          `b 8      aP'        |  /|   /           Y,         8
>           8 `b   ,d"          | / )  /            `Ya,  a,   8
>           8 ,8a,aP'           \/ ,' (               "Ya,`P  ,8
>           8a888P'    Normand     (   \                "Y8b,,d8
>           888P'      Veilleux     `\  \                 "Y888P
>           8P'                       `\ |                  Y8P'
>           P                           `'                   P'
>
>


Ung.  Maybe it's just a matter of taste, but you managed to produce
what I was trying to _avoid_.  Your figure looks quite stiff and blocky.
I really did want to give the picture a soft, misty look.  My normal
media are pencil, paint, watercolor and india ink.  The most annoying
thing I've found about doing ascii art is how _crude_ it is.  Smooth
curves don't tend to lend themself well to ascii art.  

Again, it's all a matter of taste, but I'd rather give up continuous
outlines for a better overall shape.


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 . *{/<< *.{/%\} .'     KD6WUR

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