Monodraw – an ASCII-editor for the Mac under development. It’s presented primarily as a way to model ideas and structures, rather than making art.
Monodraw allows you to easily create text-based art – like diagrams, layouts, flow charts and visually represent algorithms, data structures, binary formats and more.
source. h/t: prostheticknowledge. (and yes, technically it’s Unicode and not ASCII)
ASCII art from 1899 in the London Standard newspaper.
via xblacktrianglex.
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Amiga ASCII by Ne7. Not finished. Nicked from his Instagram. It seems to say: things that made me happy as a kid.
Hebrew micrography by Dayyan Aaron son of Judah Leib of Lissa, London, 1849. The text reads: Song of Songs. via
#teletextartoftheday Dating, Live Text, 1998. Sadly no topless weather, though.
Source: http://ift.tt/1pTmody
Teletext beat box on Oracle teletext ,1992. via
