Micrography by J. Sofer in France, ca 1910.
Popular postcards featuring the micrographic portraits of renowned rabbis were produced in Europe at the beginning of the twentieth century. The portrait of Rabbi Kahn, formed from a French text, is drawn from his writings.
Some of PET.CORP’s works from this PETSCII exhibition in Hong Kong.
Offpunk is like an offline browser that saves the internet on your harddrive so you can browse it in the terminal. Images are converted with Chafa. Made by Ploum.
Offpunk obviously works best with uncomplicated websites, but if you want to browse any website in textmode, no in the terminal, you can use Browsh.
By Zedz in Milan, 2018.
PETSCII & Pilt [2013] by Pal
By Roy Sussman (aka Phoenix), 1991-1993. One of the more blocky ASCII-stylists on Usenet back then. Also see Oviatt & Keech.
Typewriter art, only using the characters , – ( ) . ; if we’ve understood correctly. By time-for-a-memory.
Teletext graphics, 3D-printed. And 2D-printed with this lovely teletext printer inside a Philips TV. By Raquel Meyers, 2013.
Graffiti-inspired ANSI, PETSCII and XBIN works by Smooth, 2022. Extra large resolution on some of these (160 chars wide).
Some archeologists now suggest that the vikings were heavily inspired by islam and made their own Arabic square kufic script. Read more here.
From Description Design 5.0 by Skin & Amblin (1993)
