Re: STOP Using GiFtoASCii tools!!
From Bruce VonAhsen <bru...@sparc.isl.net>
· alt.ascii-art
· 15 Dec 1994 17:48 · View full thread
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David S. Issel (dis...@nunic.nu.edu) wrote:
: | If you call yourself an ASCii ArTist, be original and creative!
: | Don't use tool like GIF to ASCii to convert drawings! The pictures
: | look unrealistic, <like a block of blurry stuff>, take up space,
: | un-united characters all over the place....just...just disgusting!
Well Dave, here's my sig. Ihope you like it. I did it in Word5; just
filled a few lines with spaces and went at it. Yea, I agree that
creativity is the most important part, most people don't believe that
they are "good enough". Usually not true.
Scarecrow's WWW page is great! And yes, I can draw as well. I do think it
helps. :)
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'88'8P' renda -- is -- bru...@sparc.isle.net
(more to come!)
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