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Original Usenet thread from rec.arts.ascii, started 10 Feb 1996.
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Talk: Circular Fun

Talk: Circular Fun

rec.arts.ascii · 4 messages · 10 Feb 1996 - 14 Feb 1996
Normand Veilleux <nve...@emr1.emr.ca> ASCII art 10 Feb 1996 00:00 · permalink

Like I mentioned a few weeks ago, there is a very strong possibility
that my internet account will cease to exist as of March 15, 1996.
So, I'll be reposting every ASCII picture I have done since December
1993.  In the majority of cases I kept the entire post instead of
just the pictures.  Here is the first in a series of probably daily
posts...





I extracted this nice looking circle from someone's animation a while
back.  Unfortunately I did not keep the credit:

            ,gm"mg,
           JP     Yh
           O       O
           Yg     jP
            "YbmdY"


I tried to smooth it out a bit more.  This is what came out:


            ,gPPRg,
           dP'   `Yb
           8)     (8
           Yb     dP
            "8ggg8"

It still looks slightly oval but it is very close to a circle.


From that circle I created a small cylinder or log, whatever you
prefer:

                                    ,g8PRg,
                                ,ad8""   `Yb
                            ,ad8""        (8
                        ,ad8""            dP
                    ,ad8""            ,ad8"
                ,ad8""            ,ad8""
            ,gPPR8b           ,ad8""
           dP'   `Yb      ,ad8""
           8)     (8  ,ad8""
           Yb     d888""  Normand
            "8ggg8P"      Veilleux



Then I turned the cylinder into a cigarette:

                                            ,ad88Rg,
                                        ,ad888888888b
                                    ,gPPR888888888888
                                ,ad8""   `Y888888888P
                            ,ad8""        (8888888""
                        ,ad8""            d888""
                    ,ad8""            ,ad8""
                ,ad8""            ,ad8""
            ,gPPR8b           ,ad8""
           dP'   `Yb      ,ad8""
           8)     (8  ,ad8""
           Yb     d888""  Normand
            "8ggg8P"      Veilleux



I then lighted it:


         a,  8a
         `8, `8)                            ,ad88Rg,
          8)  ]8                        ,ad888888888b
         ,8' ,8'                    ,gPPR888888888888
        ,8' ,8'                 ,ad8""   `Y888888888P
        8)  8)              ,ad8""        (8888888""
        8,  8,          ,ad8""            d888""
        `8, `8,     ,ad8""            ,ad8""
         `8, `" ,ad8""            ,ad8""
            ,gPPR8b           ,ad8""
           dP:::::Yb      ,ad8""
           8):::::(8  ,ad8""
           Yb:;;;:d888""  Normand
            "8ggg8P"      Veilleux



And because I don't smoke I turned the cigarette into this:

                            .,aad88888888888baa,.
                       ,ad8888888888888888888888888ba,
                   ,ad888888888888888888888888888888888ba,
                ,ad888888888P""'             `""Y888888888ba,
              a888888888P""                       ""Y888888888a
            a88888888""                               ""88888888a
          a888888888b,                                   "Y8888888a
        ,8888888888888b,                                   `Y8888888,
       d8888888' "888888b,                                   `8888888b
      8888888"     "Y88888b,                                   "8888888
     8888888'        "Y88888b,                                  `8888888
    d888888'     a,  8a"Y88888b,                                 `888888b
   d888888'      `8, `8) "Y88888b,                  ,ad888g,      `888888b
  ,888888'        8)  ]8   "Y88888b,            ,ad888888888b      `888888,
  d88888P        ,8' ,8'     "Y88888b,      ,gPPR888888888888       Y88888b
  888888'       ,8' ,8'        "Y88888b,,ad8""   `Y888888888P       `888888
  888888        8)  8)           "Y888888"        (8888888""         888888
  888888        8,  8,          ,ad8Y88888b,      d888""             888888
  888888        `8, `8,     ,ad8""   "Y88888b,,ad8""                 888888
  888888         `8, `" ,ad8""         "Y88888b"                     888888
  Y88888,           ,gPPR8b           ,ad8Y88888b,                  ,88888P
  `88888b          dP:::::Yb      ,ad8""   "Y88888b,                d88888'
   888888,         8):::::(8  ,ad8""         "Y88888b,             ,888888
   `888888,        Yb:;;;:d888""               "Y88888b,          ,888888'
    Y888888,        "8ggg8P"                     "Y88888b,       ,888888P
     Y88888b,                                      "Y88888b,    ,d88888P
      Y88888b,                                       "Y88888b, ,d88888P
       Y888888,                                        "Y888888888888P
        "888888b,                                        "8888888888"
          Y888888ba                                       a8888888P
           "Y8888888ba,                               ,ad8888888P"
              "Y88888888ba,._                   _.,ad88888888P"
                 "Y88888888888bbaa,,_____,,aadd88888888888P"
                     "Y8888888888888888888888888888888P"  Normand
                         ""Y888888888888888888888P""      Veilleux
                               """""""""""""""

Hopefully no one will dare flame me because I don't smoke.  I'm
burning to find out though!  Now that's what I call playing with
fire.  Whatever you do, I just wanted to share a little bit of that
spark that lights up my life.

In article <4fjqbj$73...@miso.wwa.com>,
Normand Veilleux <nve...@emr1.emr.ca> wrote:
[...]
>I extracted this nice looking circle from someone's animation a while
>back.  Unfortunately I did not keep the credit:
>
>            ,gm"mg,
>           JP     Yh
>           O       O
>           Yg     jP
>            "YbmdY"


I believe that would be me...!  :^/


j

-==---
. hypertext theory : artificial intelligence : finnegans wake . _+m"m+_"+_ 
             lynx http://www.mcs.net/~jorn/ !             Jp   Jp     qh qh
          best-of news:alt.music.category-freak !         O    O       O  O
           ftp://ftp.mcs.com/mcsnet.users/jorn/           Yb   Yb     dY dY
...do you ever feel your mind has started to erode?        "Y_  "Y5m2Y"  "  no.

SweetCdn <swe...@aol.com> 12 Feb 1996 00:00 · permalink
In article <4fjqbj$73...@miso.wwa.com>, nve...@emr1.emr.ca (Normand
Veilleux) writes:

>Like I mentioned a few weeks ago, there is a very strong possibility
>that my internet account will cease to exist as of March 15, 1996.
>So, I'll be reposting every ASCII picture I have done since December
>1993.  In the majority of cases I kept the entire post instead of
>just the pictures.  Here is the first in a series of probably daily
>posts...

Keep them coming. It is a trip to see how your work evolves. I plan to
save each and every one, so I am just going to number them.

Thanks for sharing

SweetCdn <swe...@aol.com> 14 Feb 1996 00:00 · permalink
In article <4fo0ul$44...@miso.wwa.com>, swe...@aol.com (SweetCdn) writes:

>>Like I mentioned a few weeks ago, there is a very strong possibility
>>that my internet account will cease to exist as of March 15, 1996.
>>So, I'll be reposting every ASCII picture I have done since December
>>1993.  In the majority of cases I kept the entire post instead of
>>just the pictures.  Here is the first in a series of probably daily
>>posts...

Still Waiting For More!*!*!*!*!*

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