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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Aug 2004.
Re: Another interesting variant on ascii art...

Re: Another interesting variant on ascii art...

Faux_Pseudo wrote in message news:
> _.-In alt.ascii-art, Carmen Alvarez wrote the following -._
> > "Physical" ascii art, built with LEGO-type bricks with letters on them:
> >
> > http://www.ericharshbarger.org/lego/calista.html
> 
> That was covered on slashdot.org a few years ago.  It had some
> interesting ideas on presintation but it would have been more
> impressive if he hadn't used a pic to ascii app for the foot work.

It doesn't diminish the impressiveness at all in my book.  It was just
a creative solution to a problem; nothing more, nothing less.

Eric's full portfolio is on-line here:
http://www.ericharshbarger.org/lego/portfolio.html

The working grandfather clock truly is a sight to see.  But naturally,
for obvious reasons, I'm most partial to the Calista Flockhard mosaic
built from Modulex bricks.  :)

--

RaD Man / ACiD Productions
Pilgrimage 2004 - Compo Organizer
http://pilgrimage.scene.org/

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Subject: Re: Another interesting variant on ascii art...
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