Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 11 May 1999.
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· 6 messages · 11 May 1999 - 14 May 1999
Dear All:
I have been working on a bull terrier (like Spuds McKenzie) picture to
use as my sig. (By the way my very first try at ASCII pics) Take a
look and let me know what you think. I like the first one best. I did
want to do a side view but they all came out looking more like
chihuahuas that bull terriers. 8) I think if I do a side view it would
turn out to be too big a picture for a signature. The gradual slope of
the "roman nose" is what makes it hard.
/\ /\
/A V A\
| |
/| ^ ^ |
/ | |
/ \ ## |
/kgs..\===/
~~~
/\ /\
/A V A\
| |
| ^ ^ |
| |
| ## /
\===/
~~~
/\ /\ Little Orphan Annie's dog?
/A V A\
| 0 0 |\
| /| \
| ## || \
\===//
~~~
/\ /\
/A V A\
| ! ! |
| |
| ## |
\===~/
~~~
/\ /\
/A V A\
| @ @ |\
| | \
| ## | \
\===/
~~~
/\ /\
/A V A\
| v v |
| |
| ## |
\===/
~~~
And the chihuahuas:
\\
\ \ -----.
\ ~ \
/ <# ----#
/ /
/ ===/
/kgs _----
/
\~\
\ \-----.
\ ~ \
/ <# ----#
/ /
/ ===/
/kgs _------
/
Thanks for any input - Kari
Duh to me! I kept at it and how about this?
.
\~\
\ \"""""-._
\ ~ <@ "-.
/ ##
/ _ /
/ "-===/
/kgs _-----"
/
Although I would also like to try to make the dog look black. But THAT I
suppose is too hard in such a small area?
Thanks again,
kari
>Although I would also like to try to make the dog look black. But THAT I >suppose is too hard in such a small area? Wouldn't do so if i were you/.....dont think you would still be able to see that it's a dog.. lets see.. . \~\ \WW\"""""-._ \W~WWWW<@WW"-. /WWWWWWWWWWWW## /WWWWWWWWWWWWW/ /WWWWWWWW"-===/ /kgs WWWWW-----" WWWWWWW/ . \~\ \$$\"""""-._ \$~$$$$<@$$"-. /$$$$$$$$$$$$## /$$$$$$$$$$$$$$/ /$$$$$$$$$"-===/ /kgs$$$$$_-----" $$$$$$$$/ naah, better without the black stuff i think.... good luck with it Greetz, =SPAWN=
Kari Storm wrote: > > Duh to me! I kept at it and how about this? > > . > \~\ > \ \"""""-._ > \ ~ <@ "-. > / ## > / _ / > / "-===/ > /kgs _-----" > / > Ok, now you've done it... You have made me start trying to make something myself instead of just lurking here. Is this anything like what you had in mind? , /I | \"""""-.._ | ~ <@ "-._ / ## / _ / / "-===/ /kgs _-----" / As usual, it looked slightly better in Notepad. :( I've made its nose a tiny bit longer and more concave (though perhaps just not enough, I think it could use some more length and curve), and then it looked more like a donkey, so I fooled around with the ear a bit. Carl
"-+=[spawn]=+-" <tld...@multiweb.nl> writes: > > >Although I would also like to try to make the dog look black. But THAT I > >suppose is too hard in such a small area? Well it was black (at least on this screen). > /WWWWWWWWWWWW## > /WWWWWWWWWWWWW/ Well now it is filled with white "W"s > naah, better without the black stuff i think.... Better empty. Definitely easier to read. P.S. am I the only one with an screen with black background and white letters on it? Is this configuration heading for dinosaur status? -- Neil Franklin, Nerd, Geek, Unix Guru, Hacker, Mystic nei...@franklin.ch.remove http://neil.franklin.ch/ 20th century record companies fit the 21st century data highways as good as 19th century stagecoaches fit the 20th century freeways
On 13 May 1999 22:34:26 +0200, Neil Franklin (nei...@franklin.ch.remove) wrote: : P.S. am I the only one with an screen with black background and white : letters on it? Is this configuration heading for dinosaur status? White? Naw, that's pretty modern. It's funny to think that only about six months ago I still mostly used a monitor in green-on-black monochrome mode. It actually can be quite a bit nicer on the eyes especially if the screen isn't too good in the first place, and that was definitely one crappy spare monitor. But it did have a certain feeling of nostalgy. -- Ilmari Karonen (ilt...@sci.fi) | All information in this message has http://www.sci.fi/~iltzu/ | been carefully for reliability.
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