Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 8 Apr 1998.
Clock (supposedly)
alt.ascii-art
· 1 message · 8 Apr 1998
Having looked at some of Row's pictures I thought I'd try using the
technique. Started messing with Y's and ^'s and gradually got a
shape like a clock face. Then I started adding things. This is my first
attempt at that style. I think it turned out pretty good. Originally it
was just going to be a clock on a mantelpiece but then it grew. Have tried
to do a creeping plant up the middle but dunno how it looks really. Seemed
a bit drab without it.
__
.;_.'\
/ ' \ /,
Y | Y |
|- Q -| |
| \ | |
.^\_,_/^./~|
|~~~~~~~~~| |
||~~~;~~~|| |
|| ;)c:|| |
|| '(; || |
|| ;)' || |
|| {;} || |
|| ;)' || |
||:a(; || |
|| ;)' || |
|'~~~~~~~'|/^\
.^~~~~~~~~~^\./ PjP
~~~~~~~~~~~~~' _
Phil
ccx...@coventry.ac.uk
Trainee Programmer ,.'
Computing Services PjP
Coventry University (-)
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