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2020s, 2024, animation.

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Works from the TEXTSCAPE online exhibition with 1mpo$ter, ertdfgcvb (Andreas Gysin, just a gif, full video here), Goto80, Raquel Meyers (just a gif, full vide here) and V5MT. The exhibition also features cap’n, elle, Julian Hespenheide, L444U, MEK.txt and p1xelfool.

1980s, 1983, basic, game, japan, MZ-700, SharpSCII.

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AUTOCRACY (1983) by BASIC HOUSE, a game for MZ-700 in Hu-BASIC.

2010s, 2016, architecture, grid, netherlands, print.

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Karel Martens‘ work for Guy’s Hospital Cancer Centre in London, 2016.

source

1960s, design.

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Blocky, geometrical, textmodey, op artey designs by Verner Panton.

amiga, ansi, ascii, bbs, scene.

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Monterey BBS on an Amiga 2000. Logo designed by H7/Divine Stylers.

via koney-scanlines

1980s, 1983, advertising, magazine, usa.

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Ad for the Scanset XL terminal in BYTE Magazine, 1983. h/t: Tim Koch

2010s, 2014, book, petscii, raquel meyers.

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The Yeti Sound Machine, the BOOK! by Raquel Meyers (2014)
8.5” x 8.5” Paperback, 35 Pages and full color #PETSCII!
Get your copy at lulu!

The Yeti Sound Machine was performed at La Gaîté lyrique (Paris,2014). The show presents a magical world, that is made with animated text characters (PETSCII) by Raquel Meyers & 8-bit music by Goto80.

1960s, 1965, magazine, print, typewriter, usa.

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From MAD Magazine, 1965. via rainemanisfake

2010, 2010s, demoscene, PET, petscii, scene.

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PETSCII by iLKke for the Orb‘s Commodore PET demo (2010)

2010s, 2013, c64, demoscene, petscii, scene.

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Petscii “Mesh-Wire” [2013] by Shine

2010s, 2017, animation, ascii, code, france, javascript, p01.

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One line of Javascript code by p01.
More info.

2000s, ansi, bbs, scene.

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Picture from the ANSI exhibition at 20 goto 10, 2008. ACiD. Photo by Sara Golemon.

140art, 2014, brazil, Twitter.

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Tweets by Margar!dA, 2014.

1920s, print, tools.

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Printing telegraph in the Alfred Hitchcock’s movie “The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog” from 1926.

2010s, 2014, conversion, petscii, tools.

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PETSCII-version of Joy Division’s Unknown Pleasures cover art. Made by @vectorpoem in his own program EDSCII, which supports ASCII, ANSI, PETSCII, ATASCII and more.