
Jindai moji, supposedly used in Japan in the 17th century, via @tkasasagi.
Jindai moji, supposedly used in Japan in the 17th century, via @tkasasagi.
Sharp MZ-700 character sets (Japanese first, European second), from sharpmz.org. See sharpscii graphics here.
From an MZ-80 game by Hudson. Full video here.
“It’s summer so it’s high. I also want to play Hansen Hogan in a beer garden. Wah-ha ha ha! !” source
Line-drawings (a) converted by two ASCII-converters (b,c), by a new deep learning technique (d) and by “artist” (e). You can try the deep ASCII converter on the web and read the recently published article here. Or at Motherboard.