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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 1 Oct 2002.
Re: [DIS]making hidden ascii stereograms

Re: [DIS]making hidden ascii stereograms

Brian Edmonds <bri...@gweep.ca> wrote in message news:<m37...@yuri.aq2.gweep.ca>...
> mik...@yahoo.com (Michael) writes:
> > A Method of creating Hidden Ascii Stereograms
> 
> Very cool.  Now you just need to get together with bug or one of our
> other resident artists and create something a little more interesting
> than geometric shapes.  Definite potential here though, I'd say! :)
> 
> Brian.

Oh - and thanks for the comments :-)  I appreciate the feedback. 
Maybe some of the artists on this group can do something interesting
with it?  I am in awe of alot of the ascii art I have seen on this
group. That is real art..

Michael Lowe

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