Mixing ascii and non-ascii art
I am currently experimenting with mixing ascii and non-ascii art elements
for future creations. An example is a non-ascii (graphics) dog holding in
his mouth a newspaper with ascii art on it.
The idea is to have ascii and non-ascii art elements complement each
other, rather than competing with each other. I have done this kind of mix
on some of my webpages. Comments welcome!
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