Re: ASCII arts...

Daniel <[email protected]> Fri, 06 Dec 2024 03:12:57 +0000

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[email protected] (Ant) writes:

> Spalls Hurgenson <[email protected]> wrote:
> ...
>> >> > This cat with this cheeseburger:
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> >     ________    
>> >> >    / ; .  : \
>> >> >   ~~~~~~~~~~~~      /\_/\           ___
>> >> >   (((((   )))))    = o_o =_______    \ \ 
>> >> >  ============      __^      __(  \.__) )
>> >> >    \;  .  : /     <_____>__(_____)____/
>> >> >     --------                      
>> >> >
>> >> > (ASCII Art is hard!)
>> >
>> >> Wow, that looks pretty good!
>> >
>> >Ditto.
>
>> I admit it; the cat isn't mine. I cribbed it from the Internet. So
>> full credit should go to the nameless artist who created that
>> masterpiece. I take full blame for the cheeseburger though. 
>
> CCed alt.ascii-art to see if someone can do one better. ;P

My thought on ascii art is, does it convey a message unassisted?

What do I see? It's obviously a cat. Mission accomplished. Could it be
improved? Sure, but... what will this incremental improvement achieve?

It should be left as is, in my opinion.
>
>
>> I did have to combine the two into one portrait though. That was
>> probably the hardest bit ;-)
>
> Let's do ANSI artworks. Or better ANSImations. ;-)