Can somebody here tell me what group Luciano contributes to? I'd love
to see more of what he's done. I'm guessing I have much of his work
in my ANSI gallery. I just don't know where to look.
Can somebody here tell me what group Luciano contributes to? I'd love
to see more of what he's done. I'm guessing I have much of his work in
my ANSI gallery. I just don't know where to look.
for free. I'm very happy with them all, and very glad I even had the opportunity to buy them, Form a very talented artist.
My 2 cents: Enzo (zO) has been a super productive and prolific artist since the late 90s and has produced an insane amount of great stuff, changing styles a lot over the years but always doing (imho) really awesome work. He's responsible for being involved in starting up a lot
of different projects and is one of the (if not THE) primary person
behind Blocktronics. He has done and continues to do a lot to keep ANSI alive. He's also a great guy, one of the only people who consistently gives me feedback on my (very rare) ANSI submissions to B7, not because
he needs to, he's just being supportive. He's the real deal,
*definitely* not someone you should feel wary about sending your money
to from my experience.
So Luciano Ayres is a talented ANSI artist, and he's been offering and selling ANSI screens and themes at http://ansigarden.blogspot.com.
These are wonderful pieces of work, and it's nice to see ANSI artists cater to BBSes in the form of menus and themes, rather than just long scrollers advertising this or that BBS.
Can somebody here tell me what group Luciano contributes to? I'd love
to see more of what he's done. I'm guessing I have much of his work
in my ANSI gallery. I just don't know where to look.
My 2 cents: Enzo (zO) has been a super productive and prolific artist since the late 90s and has produced an insane amount of great stuff, changing styles a lot over the years but always doing (imho) really awesome work. He's responsible for being involved in starting up a lot
of different projects and is one of the (if not THE) primary person
behind Blocktronics. He has done and continues to do a lot to keep
ANSI alive. He's also a great guy, one of the only people who
consistently gives me feedback on my (very rare) ANSI submissions to
B7, not because he needs to, he's just being supportive. He's the real deal, *definitely* not someone you should feel wary about sending your money to from my experience.
I can definitely agree with this statment/paragraph. Luciano is one of
the most kind hearted people I've ever met in the ANSI scene. Hell, I've talked to him about real life stuff too. He is super generous and just a great guy in general.
My 2 cents: Enzo (zO) has been a super productive and prolific artist since
the late 90s and has produced an insane amount of great stuff, changing styles a lot over the years but always doing (imho) really awesome work. He's
responsible for being involved in starting up a lot of different projects and
is one of the (if not THE) primary person behind Blocktronics. He has done and
continues to do a lot to keep ANSI alive. He's also a great guy, one of the
only people who consistently gives me feedback on my (very rare) ANSI submissions to B7, not because he needs to, he's just being supportive. He's
the real deal, *definitely* not someone you should feel wary about sending your money to from my experience.
He's been a major inspiration for myself and has gotten me back into
ANSI as well... when compared to his skills I'm horrid however :)
He's been a major inspiration for myself and has gotten me back into
ANSI as well... when compared to his skills I'm horrid however :)
Just got some screens for a Enigma1/2 board I'm putting up soon. :)
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