Page 53 in Typographical Printing Surfaces by Legros & Grant, 1916. The universal langauge of emojis, eh? via Karly Wildenhaus.
Page 53 in Typographical Printing Surfaces by Legros & Grant, 1916. The universal langauge of emojis, eh? via Karly Wildenhaus.
Works by MuirMcNeil, a British design agency.
Interface made by Phi Dinh (@phi6) for a forthcoming game. Full video. h/t: Polyducks
Teletext page from 1980 recovered by the Teletext archeologist, @grim_fandango.
Texttop (2024-update: now called Browsh) converts your computer screen into text (coloured block characters) and sends it to you, while you’re on a crappy internet connection somewhere else. Finally you can stream Gangnam Style in the forest! By Thomas Buckley-Houston. h/t: r r mutt
Textmode works by Polyducks for Mistigris 1117.
Teletext graphics by Horsenburger for Mistigris 1117. If you wanna support probably the most active teletext artist, check out his Patreon.