Original Usenet thread from rec.arts.ascii, started 30 Dec 1995.
Talk: What ASCII pictures use for?
rec.arts.ascii
· 1 message · 30 Dec 1995
Victor Lopez <lop...@newsserv.zdv.uni-tuebingen.de> writes:
>In any case, if you still need an answer, this is my simplest one: pleasure.
I second the motion!
I browse this group occasionally, not on a really regular basis ...
but I'd like to say that I really appreciate the creativity and
imagination of some of the artists here.
I grab some of the more intriguing and imaginative works of art
and give them to my kid (she's 11) who is seriously into both
computers and art as hobbies, and she is thrilled.
(She has, on occasion, asked me "Mom, do people PAY these artists
for their pictures?")
<grin> She's definitely got a future ahead of her there somewhere...
Nancy G
Kate's mom
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