Sender: mock mock , message area: ASCIIArt Title: Re: Drawing on many prawn patterns to create a signature file Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Tue Nov 27 12:17:42 2001 Concerning this Braille calligraphy, it is actually a matter of opinion. In ancient writing, strokes were often rearranged for some reasons that were not taboo. For example, there is one more dot, one less dot, the dot becomes a small vertical stroke, etc. This can be regarded as one of the charms of Chinese characters, while alphabetical characters cannot. Of course some people like realism, this is a matter of style. Realism may be a result of restricted thinking, or it may be a clumsy style. This is just like the charm of Chinese characters, it is also very attractive. The real success of an ASCII work lies not in image and reality, but in But it lies in what is revealed behind his back. Look at my recent works, almost all of them are realistic, If pure realism had no meaning at all, I wouldn't put so much effort into creating it. Comparing several recent works: Nankai Chemistry Building, Graduate Dormitory, Tianda Architecture Museum and Qiushi Pavilion. Among them, Qiushi Pavilion is easier for people to like because what it wants to reveal is very obvious. The chemistry building looks a bit more complicated. Most people can think that I am practicing my skills. What about the architecture hall and graduate student dormitories? It is difficult for other people to have any feelings about these two being too beautiful, as they would both feel too realistic and monotonous. But it is different for me,