Since my collection of ascii pictures has grown I have found it necessary to divide this section of my homepage into a few smaller parts. I made most of the pictures in this collection (hopefully it is obvious which ones are not made by me). I have not put my initials on every picture but if you intend to copy more than just one or two of them I suggest that you add either my initials, "VK", or my full name, "Veronica Karlsson", to them.
Updated: 8 April 2009
Q: Can you draw a picture for me?
A: First, check out Andreas' collection.
If you don't find anything useful there, ask in alt.ascii-art.
Q: Can you help me with a technical problem?
A: First, read The FAQ.
If that doesn't answer your question, ask in alt.ascii-art.
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The pictures from my advent calendar: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 NEW!
Junkyard 1 (ludd), Junkyard 2 (sm) - General garbage directories (enter at your own risk!)
(For those who are looking for something specific I have added an alternative page with links to all the pictures, sorted by subject. However, if you want to see all my pictures, or just my newest pictures, looking at one file at a time is probably more efficient.)
My very own ascii art chat room (check out the Chat Goodies)
Plastic bag toy. Warning! Only works in some browsers.
(confirmed so far: Mozilla, IE6, Netscape 7.1)
This toy uses CSS to place a picture as a background in a textarea. This allows you to draw pictures
with the "plastic bag" method.
ASCII-to-HTML makes an HTML version out of an ascii image (but only the image, you'll have to add things like "HEAD" and "BODY" and so on yourself). I've also made a Javascript version of it, which you can save to your hard drive and use off-line.
ASCII purity test. This little program tests if your ascii art is "pure" ascii. The usefulness of this test should be obvious for anybody who has received a comment in alt.ascii-art about using "bad characters".