Mupid was an Austrian videotex terminal that was also a programmable computer. It supported text graphics with custom fonts, pixel and vector graphics with 4096 colours, and telesoftware. More info here, here and here. h/t: Tim Koch

Works by MuirMcNeil, a British design agency.

Generative patterns made in Amstrad BASIC by Rob Manuel (of @yorecomputer fame). Posted at b3ta.com, h/t @calmdownkidder.

Neotokyo, a Sharp MZ-700 demo by Fit, Ivory Labs and Quadtrip released in May 2018.

“From a 1988 Polish computer magazine” / @mwichary.