By CTRL+C & CTRL+V (2006)
From 1882, these graphics were made with 13 symbols (shown at the bottom). This is a modular type called Combination Border No. 16, by Bruce’s New York Type Foundry. A little bit like PETSCII, a little bit more like alpha blox.
Found by Pinwheel Press & thanks to Marcin Wichary for the tip.
Sport Teletext from the TV channel Eurosport Nordic
RAD – RUB A DUB by rAmOn (House of Style)
QWERTY Keyboard Art by Sarah Frost (2011)
Streaming of the Live audiovisual C64-performance by Raquel Meyers and Goto80 at Dataslöjd @ Simultáneo
(Source: http://embed.bambuser.com/)
By Hillary Jayne for the Font-bot project where two designers build robots with characters from a few fonts.
Amiga ASCII by Lord Nikon.
Mishneh Torah MS A 77. Northeaster France 1296
fol. II.117r, via
Tablecloth from 1800s (Sweden). Photo by Anders Norrsell.
Via
Tonight at Transmediale – world’s first teletext performance? MIND THE VOLCANO! – a text-based TV-performance by Raquel Meyers and Goto80. Live improvised music, BASIC programming, char-by-char animations and remote control VJing. It’s like a movie book.
more nice semi-PETSCII from maxcapacity (2012).
The red rabbit by Miss Cross Stitch (Volksgarten, Cologne).
Africa Cotton Ashanti weavings, from the Karun Collection.
