nan orazu, 2014.
Devils Postpile, USA. Nature’s own hexagonal tessellations, square blocks and straight pillars.
Santa arrives via Model 19 Radio Teletype (1940s). By Museum of Communications, Seattle on christmas eve 2013.
The two first images is from an app that displays time, changing the labyrithic pattern each second (Bifurcan). The second one is a drawing app (Rafinograde).
Made by Devine Lu Linvega.
The Hunchback of Notre-Dame in Korean and dingbats, made by Jimin Hwang, 2017.
Appearance of Crosses by Ding Yi. On-going series, covered here 10 years ago. First one from 2004, second from 2022.
Tweets by Haruko Hirukawa, 2013.
Russian teletext from Channel One, 2017-2019. (I have no idea what the text says)
From the C64 BBS Antidote, which is still running after 20 years. These graphics were posted in the C/G (character graphics) area in 2003/2004. Log in to Antidote via telnet and check for yourself!
C64 PETSCII by Skyhawk, 2019-2024. BBBs mentioned: The Hidden, Antidote, The Boar’s Head Tavern.
Axltm’s works combining PETSCII and custom characters. More here.
Teletext graphics by Richard Gingras, 1980. This service was called Now and ran on KCET-TV. It was part of a collaboration between CBS, NBC and PBS to test the French Antiope standard for teletext. The project was supported by Télédiffusion de France.
Images from Gingras’ website, which is only partly archived on archive.org. There’s an interview with Gingras about his teletext work here.
Post updated 2024.
Famous paintings in coloured HTML ASCII by Allen Mullen, probably from the first half of the 1990’s. Originals by Da Vinci, Dali, Michaelangelo, Monet, Brueghel, Raphael, Van Gogh and Vermeer.
More info and graphics here.
Article by Petter Moshus about videotex (Teledata) in the Norwegian magazine PC Mikrodata.