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From: Nadine Duncan <nduncan@envirolink.org>
Subject: Talk: who's who of ascii
Date: 1996/01/21
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In note <4dn9bj$g97@miso.wwa.com>, "J. Melusky"  writes: 
>
>> let's make a list of ascii artist, shall we?
>> 
>> scarecrow (aka the archiver)
>> colin douthwaite (sp?) (another archiver)
>> philip kaulfuss (boy genius)
>> daniel au (haven't seen him in awhile)
>> valkyrie (lovely e-stamp collection)
>> lennert stock (weird abstract style.  i like it)
>> christopher (xopher)  (will make a sig for anyone)
>> normand veilleux (is he still around?)  i think i saw him awhile back
>> rowan (is he still around?)
>> brian odom (i've been away for awhile.  i specialize in logos)
>> q-ris (whatever happened to him?)
>> allen mullen (if only someone could program gifscii to emulate allen)
>> susie oviant (sp?)  this name rings a bell for some reason
>> james  (another guy who lurks around)
>> 
>> any others?
James Alan. Might be the name you're looking for. I've seen his work, he 
mostly does letters and stuff that the image isn't defined. He's awesome.... 
IMHO. 
                                                Nadine Duncan