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2012-09-25

1970s, 1978, advertising, print, uk.

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rocketsandrayguns:

Flyer for the first Human League gig, 1978. Made by Martyn Ware.

2012-09-24

1980s, advertising, netherlands, print, teletext.

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Dutch advertising for the Philips Television with Teletext Printer, model 26CS3890 /10R. Check some Teletext prints here.

2024-update: this TV was used for Goto80’s Remote Control Music Studio

2012-09-23

1970s, 1978, advertising, canada, print, telidon, videotex.

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Telidon (1978) was a Canadian videotex service with both text and vector graphics. It could be used for mass communication on TV, or two-way communication using modems. Telidon required more complex decoding than its competitors, normally using Z80 or 6809 processors. Via.

2012-09-22

2010s, 2012, print, raquel meyers, sweden, teletext.

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Teletext pages printed with the Phillips TV teletext printer, using our own teletext signal.

2012-09-11

1970s, 1978, ascii, canada, conversion, print.

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Ascii Family Portrait from Ari-さん (Ari-san). Created at the CN Tower in Toronto (Canada) in 1978.

2012-08-29

2010s, exhibition, print, printer, Russia.

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Ivan Khimin’s exhibition in St Petersburg. Photos by Vladimir Mikhaylutsa and Яков Кальменс.

2012-07-31

1980s, datavision, print, sweden, videotex.

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Televerkets Datavision and Videotex screens from the 80s (Sweden).
They were printed on a Shinwa CPA80.

2012-07-29

1800s, 1860s, advertising, ascii, letterpress, print.

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ASCII ad in Providence Journal, 1862. More 1800’s ASCII ads here.

2012-07-22

2000s, 2001, ascii, Australia, print, χχχ.

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Women by Andrew Hurle, 2001. Every line is force justified (filling the whole width), which gives the rectangular form of the bodies. Shown at the Darren Knight gallery.

2012-07-15

2010s, 2012, book, c64, code, petscii, print, usa.

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prostheticknowledge:

10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10 (Book Cover), 2012.

The first book cover (I have seen) to use PETSCII (Commodore ASCII) characters as a pattern.

It is part of a compilation of writing from software artists (via Amazon)

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Tag Archives: print