Sender: eggplant eggplant, message area: ASCIIart Title: Re: asciiArt eggplant entry Sending station: BBS Shuimu Tsinghua Station Fri Jul 26 00:49:10 2002 Let’s talk about the first picture first. First of all, thank you dntx for helping me streamline the code. There were too many redundant codes at the beginning and there are none. The method is posted on Jellyfish When the notice was posted, I didn’t really want to do anything. Anyway, I couldn’t enjoy any prizes. Wow, I thought about it later. I thought I might as well make it for fun, and then I started to come up with ideas. The first thought that pops up is that I need to use bmp2ansi to make a color block diagram. The second thought is that I need a picture of a painter The first thing is to open the Google image search page and search for images twice using painter and painter. There are a lot of pictures, but I only noticed this one. First of all, this picture is very simple. It can be converted using bmp2ansi. It has greater functionality and is easier to process. In addition, I think it is very suitable to use in this version of the memo because ASCIIart and computers are inseparable. I remember which website called this version Computer Artist. So that's it Then open it with a brush. When processing the picture, I will only use the simplest functions. First, use a brush to remove the excess background. Everything is painted black. I have decided not to use a background color. There is also a light layer of artistic calligraphy on the picture. In the end, I almost brushed a computer shape myself and erased everything except the main body. Including the facial features. Keeping the facial features will only increase the noise during conversion. It’s almost done. Save the picture as 16 colors. Some spots inevitably appeared on my bmp. I brushed them off mercilessly, leaving only a few large patches of color. When choosing colors, we decided to use light gray for the front of the computer. Because there are facial features to be added, it is impossible to use white. Use yellow for the hands and red for the pen. The only colors that can be regarded as wood are yellow and red. Since the hand uses yellow, the natural pen uses red. Palette If there are color blocks, I chose red, yellow, blue, and green. For the palette, I chose a simple white. The processing is basically completed here. Enter bmp2ansi and select the colors black, light gray, dark gray, earthy yellow, dark red, dark blue and dark green. After adjusting the proportion several times, I chose the smallest one among the clear ones. Since it is a panel, it is not a single work. It is small. It takes a while to add other things, and the rest is trimming. The detail that I am more satisfied with is the hand holding the pen. I used one and two, and I think the expression of this action is pretty good :P I also added it to the computer. A painter's hat is more in line with the artist's temperament. I don't know what it's called when it's made of treble symbols @@ I like to smile. I gave it a long, big smile. When I walked in, I was greeted by a smiling face. It should feel good. The theme pattern should be almost here. I started to think about decoration. How can I enter the board without a board name? But with What font is good? I want something special. First of all, it has to be placed sideways. I thought about placing it upside down, but I thought that would be too much. Secondly, it must be irregular. A computer with regular color blocks does not seem to be suitable. Thirdly, it must have as many colors as possible. So there is ASCIIart on the side. I particularly like the lowercase a. Even though I have done this, I still feel that the picture is a bit monotonous. Do you want to add something else? I think of the blackboard newspaper when I was a kid. The most commonly used brush is an S-shape with two points embedded in it. It has a shape similar to the one above. When put together, it looks like a continuous spiral. Many other laces come from this. Back to this entry board. Nothing can produce such a lace effect. Here I chose a full-width 8 so that it is at the junction. This place has such a sense of intertwining When considering this color selection, I naturally used the black > white transition technique. This should be very popular in ASCII drawing. How could I not use this basic technique? I used yellow interlacing light and dark colors on the vertical edges. Later I regretted it and thought I should have used it too. From white to black, but too lazy to change it At this point, the picture is finished. I have moved the picture up, down, left, and right appropriately to make the three blank areas look more even. Evenly, the name of the board owner occupies a relatively small space. It is natural to place it in the lower right square. The upper right is more conspicuous. It is used to place hot spots. The remaining lower left is commonly used. information, such as pressing x to enter the essence area. It’s finished. Actually, there’s nothing outstanding about it. I’m just using bmp2ansi to help me do sales promotion in the future. Okay ^o^