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# One Line ASCII Art

For the rest of us

{% embed url="<https://1lineart.kulaone.com/#/>" %}

Play around and add a one line ASCII art to your web page

See if you can use the font color tags and make a multi color ASCII art- for example - with the Rose can you make the stem and leaf green and the actual flower pink or red?

![](https://2507214486-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-LpUPSf3tCxHePJxNjfg%2F-Ly9hdefxFqIddnFoPKX%2F-Ly9hmgR8zN4aOJSXUmJ%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=b0b64c94-5b77-45a1-86ab-d6706739089b)

When you are done with this step - you should turn in a PDF of your HTML CODE (the one with the lines that you get from hitting CTRL U) to the online  class before you move on.

Now go back to your website (not in notepad) at hit `Ctrl + U` you should now see your code with some handy dandy line numbers. Repeat the print to PDF process but this file name should be `lastname_colors`