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Artist: Liza Chu ([email protected]) "It literally means "add gas", but generally it means "increase motivation" or "more strength" (sorry for the poor translation)" [It's all right :)] (Cant: g...
From: [email protected] (Zane Au) Thinking of you (C: seung nei; M: xiang2 ni3) ;, .,, ,,;, ,, '||: :||||;;;::; ,,, ;|; ...
The following is an excerpt of a collection of Chinese characters by D. C. Au ([email protected]). See the original site at: http://pubweb.acns.nwu.edu/~dcau/
ASCII art has a rich history dating back to the early days of computing. Before graphical interfaces became common, artists and computer enthusiasts discovered creative ways to express themselves visually using only keyboard characters. From simple emoticons to complex illustrations, ASCII art has evolved into a unique digital art form.
This page showcases just a fraction of our massive collection of carefully preserved ASCII art drawings. Each piece represents hours of creative work arranging standard ASCII characters to create visual representations of objects, animals, people, and abstract concepts.
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