Chinese ANSI art from various authors. Uploaded by ‘else’ here.

Hot spring

worldsofzzt:

The Sim by Paraplayer
[THESIM.ZZT] – $Mirror Image Games
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DOS game from 2002, made in ZZT.

Gradient xxx teletext photos of TV4 and Kanal 5, Sweden, 2014.

The Sabler series by Studio Yorktown (Kwame Bruce Busia), 2022. Sabler is an anagram of Albers (Anni Albers).

Kitty by N Konstantinov and others, 1968.

A group of russian physicists and mathematicians with N.Konstantinov in the head of it created mathematic model of the cat and its moving and realized this model in the program for the computer “BESM-4”. Computer printed hundreds of frames on the paper using alphabet symbols and then they were converted to the cinefilm.

Source

Post updated in 2024.

 猫 BY wengee (2011).

Yakkuru posted by asciiart, 2011.

The font of the portable TRS-80 Model 100 (1983).

Gekrap – KYKAFRIKAANS by Willem Boshoff, 2003.

By Jan Anderzén. More here and here.

Thanks to Aegis for the suggestion.

exq=.s.te =n.c&de;/s8 (aka crashtxt) by the anonymous artist Jim Punk, 2012 and onwards.

Updated in 2024.


The original emoji set, made by Shigetaka Kurita for DoCoMo in 1999 (top image, now in MOMA). The other images are from the 2001-version, which Monica recently turned into a font that you can use for free.

[O-JISHI] by MEPH (aka Marc Schmitz).

teletextart:

#pixelart Engineering, BBC2 Ceefax, 1987. Note the alpha black test… apparently it’s quite a rare thing.

Capture courtesy Jason Robertson.

Source: http://ift.tt/1HTxbhY

SharpSCII-style flyer for a party in Tokyo last weekend. Get more SharpSCII here.

h/t: aka_obi

χχχ Text-Tv from the Swedish TV-channel TV6, 2012.

Densha Otoko (電車男), aka Train Man, by Hitori Nakano, 2004.

Based on the purportedly true story of a 23-year-old otaku who intervened when a drunk man started to harass several women on a train. The event was chronicled on 2chan. This led to the compilation of the relevant threads in Densha Otoko.

(Link added in 2024)

ASCII art spam, 2005-2011. From here, here, here, here, here and here.