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Emo & Tick by Rita Sá. Animation series mostly from 2010-2011 but also 2021-2022.
(post updated in 2024)
⏢⃣⏥⃣⎋⃣⏣⃣⏢⃣⏥⃣⎋⃣⏣⃣: ⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳…
⏢⃣⏥⃣⎋⃣⏣⃣⏢⃣⏥⃣⎋⃣⏣⃣: ⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳⎳…
⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲⎲
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Riveron:
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Twitter Text Art Car Commercial
A Twitter profile from Smart Argentina (@smartArg) features all the frames to a text art animation, a car commercial. I put this gif animation together to see what it looks like – the idea being that you press / hold the ‘j’ button on your keyboard to automatically jump to the next tweet in succession.
You can try it out for yourself here
PS – I tried to get this to upload as a photo post (the image easily fits the limits, yet wouldn’t upload – no idea why …)
SeX makes street art with his Unicode-special domains like █════██████████─────.tk, ☺.tk or ๏̯͡๏﴿.tk like above. He claims to have made 700 000 painted signs since 1993. Also check out the longest e-mail address (2002).
2024-update: he’s still active, with a very fragmented net presence, for example on Facebook. Also see his Vimeo.
Patterns generated with the web tool Unicode Patterns, by Subset (Andreas Brændhaugen and Sarah Nahm). Still online as of 2024.