Re: oooooh controversy!
On Sat, 01 Jun 2002 05:50:01 GMT, Richard James <thi...@all.will.it> wrote: >LGB wrote: > >> On Fri, 31 May 2002 20:32:30 -0000, sli...@webjaz.net (slim) wrote: >> >>>I do understand, like I said before I'm still learning ANSI and ASCII.... >>>:) either way you missed my point appearantly. It doesn't matter to me if >>>its ANSI or ASCII I guess I'm just saying art is art and just when you >>>think you >>>can't break the mold someone will. I'm also saying be imaginative. There >>>are ways. >> >> Art is art to the beholder and to the creator, but may not be art to >> someone else. But to define a medium to display a form of art for >> all to enjoy or view has happen in this group. A universal limited >> character set displayed in a fix width font in a plain text document >> from whatever background and font color one chooses to display the >> ascii-art on his/hers screen. > >If I paint a white cat with watercolours is that watercolour art? >I didn't use canvas but I did use watercolours. Maybe If I write ascii >characters on a page by hand that is ascii art. But I don't think using non >ascii on say a screen is ascii art. I agree with you Obascii -- a spinning top __/\__ '-. .-' \/ lgbeard
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