File:TheDraw ANSI.png

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Description	A screenshot of TheDraw, an ANSI art editing program from 1993, editing the `shuttle2.ans` picture that comes with it. Probably originally drawn by Ian E. Davis, author of TheDraw, who could not be contacted to ask permission for use.
Source	Captured from a running instance of the most recent version of TheDraw software (from 1993).
Article	TheDraw
Portion used	Just one of the sample images that comes with the software, and the program's menu.
Low resolution?	Image is at original resolution, but original quality was low, and this is useful to show the sharp boundaries inherent to the drawing technique.
Purpose of use	To demonstrate the appearance of TheDraw and a canonical image produced by it.
Replaceable?	Although there are free images to depict ANSI art that are used in ANSI art, they do not depict TheDraw software; although one might show a free ANSI art drawn using TheDraw, it would not have the official and historical status of the sample image that shipped with it.
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