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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Jan 1997.
Re: <REQ> Coca-Cola cans\logos

Re: <REQ> Coca-Cola cans\logos


>From: ral...@bton.ac.uk (LYFE)
>Normand Veilleux (nve...@NRCan.gc.ca) wrote:
>
>: I did that version.  It was based on someone else's hand produced
>: logo.  I just fiddled with it to get as close as possible to the
>: original.  This was probably one of my first 5 ascii drawing.
>
>Impressed. This news group sure has improved sine my last visit

That 'Coca Cola' has been circulating since Dec. '93 when I first
posted it to this group!  Maybe that explains why my name was removed
from the picture.  If what you liked about the picture was the style,
then you might want to check out my complete collection of ASCII
pictures.  I don't remember the exact web page since I didn't set it
up, but it is accessible via Joan Stark's web page:
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/

Just look for 'collections of other artists' and then you'll have
to look for 'large collections' as there are 241K of material.  I'll
be sending a few things fairly soon.

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From: nve...@NRCan.gc.ca (Normand Veilleux)
Subject: Re: <REQ> Coca-Cola cans\logos
Date: 1997/01/10
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