Re: Buterflies
_.-In alt.ascii-art, Horroroso wrote the following -._ > They are not as beautiful as the butterflies of Faux_Pseudo, but, here > they are: Yours are more dramatic. Mine are all clinical. I was mentioning to someone the other day about how one of the hard things to do with my butterflies is to stay conistant. For example I always 'draw' the lighter color spots so the best way to see them is white text on a black background. Sometimes it would be so much easier to draw the dark parts. But I can't because then they wouldn't all be the same format? -- =()==()==()==()==()- http://fauxascii.com \ \ \ \ \ \ ASCII artist :F_P:-O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \
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