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| _ _ |
| (O)(O) |
/ __ \
| / \ |
| \__/ |
\ /
`.____.'
Much better.Now to add the ears.
.-""-. .-""-.
/ -.`. ____ .' _ \
\ .' \ `" "' ,' \ /
`-' / \ `-'
| _ _ |
| (O)(O) |
/ __ \
| / \ |
| \__/ |
\ /
`.____.' hjw
There are gaps left that look untidy though. This is where I couldn't get the
characters to fit together. Often you can solve this by using a letter. This is
about the only time I use letters and numbers apart from doing small details
like eyes. I'll mess around with my favourite 'connecting' characters like: "j"
"v" "V" "X" "x" "7" "i" "y" "Y". I'll use the "Y" I think, because it has the
right angles in the right places to connect the ears to the head. :-)
.-""-. .-""-.
/ -.`. ____ .' _ \
\ .' \ `" "' ,' \ /
`-' Y Y `-'
| _ _ |
| (O)(O) |
/ __ \
| / \ |
| \__/ |
\ /
`.____.' hjw
Last stage is to add the little details, and tidy up any messy or unclear bits.
I don't like that left ear at the minute, so I'll, change that. But in the
final version that goes on the web site I might decide to change it back. ;-)
Have a last check to make sure he actually looks like the picture I've been
working on, ask Robbie my fiance if he can tell what it is. If the Robbie test
succeeds, then I hit the save button, and start looking for something else to
draw. :-)
.-""-. .-""-.
/ ,.`. ____ .' _ \
\ / \ `" "' ,' \ /
`-' Y Y `-'
| _ _ |
| (O)(O) |
/ __ \ [wallgromsm]
| /# \ |
| \__/ |
\ /
`.____.'
--" "-- hjw
These are only the basics. There are other techniques such as shading, making
solid style ascii, anti-aliasing (making solid style ascii look smoother). But
I don't use those much so I'm not qualified to explain them. But this info
should be enough to get you started. :-)
If all else fails, you can always have a look at some of the other ascii art
tutorials and hints available. There are about 7 that I know of, but the
following three are the ones that I found useful and not too technical:
Daniel Au's
Rowan Crawford's
Joan Stark's
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File: academy/tutorials/tut_haavisto.txt
https://www.ludd.ltu.se/~vk/pics/ascii/junkyard/techstuff/tutorials/Maija_Haavisto.html
This tutorial is written by Maija Haavisto (old homepage, and another homepage)
DiamonDie's ASCII art tutorial
Table of contents
1 Introduction
2 Types of ASCII art
2.1 Lineart
2.2 Solid
2.3 Grayscale
2.4 Camelized
2.5 Others
3 Drawing ASCII art