Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 5 Jun 1994.
LINE: DEC Alpha Logo: <Revision>
alt.ascii-art
· 1 message · 5 Jun 1994
A couple of Months ago, I posted my version of Digital's ALPHA/AXP logo.
Since then, I've polished my ASCII skills, and here, then, is my recent
"Touch Up."
Peter L. Buschman
97b...@matt.alma.edu
Here is the original for comparison:
_
_______
_____________
___________________
_________________________
_______________________________
_____________________________________
____________________________**_____________
_____________________________******______________
_____________________________***********_______________
_______________________* **************_________
_________________****** *************___
___________************ ***********
___________************ **
___________***********
___________********* HH HH HH HHHHHHH
___________***** HHHH HH HH HH HH
_______ ** HH HH HHH HHHHHH
_ HHHHHH HH HH HH
HH HH HH HH HH TM
And here is the "Improved" version:
_
_______
_____________
___________________
_________________________
_______________________________
_____________________________________
____________________________. _____________
____________________________.a88b._______________
____________________________.a8888888b.________________
______________________.a^888888888888b.__________
________________.a888b.`"`Y8888888888b.____
__________.a888888888b. `"`Y88888888b.
_________`Y8888888888b. `"""Y8P'
_________`Y888888888b. '
_________`Y88888888. .aMMMb dMP dMP dMMMMb
_________`Y8888Y' dMP YMP dMK.dMP dMP.dMP
_______ `Y' dMMMMMP .dMMMK' dMMMMP'
_ dMP dMP dMP"AMF dMP
dMP dMP dMP dMP dMP TM
Now, if I actually HAD an Alpha, then my world would be complete....
(Credit goes to Rowam Crawford for the Font used for the AXP letters)
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