MIST1020/BLIPPYPIXEL-WITCHING_HOUR

 Mistigram: this #BBCMicro high resolution graphics screen, "Witching Hour", was drawn by @blippypixel and included in the spooky MIST1020 artpack collection released six years ago this month.

MIST1019/XTCOMICS-COSTUMES

 Mistigram: you might feel like a turd discovering that someone else at the costume party has the same costume as the one you thought would be very unique and original on you, but doubly so when your shared costume is literally the dookie emoji! This seasonal #ASCIIart comic strip, drawn by XTComics (now @earl.types.art), was included in the MIST1019 artpack collection released seven years ago this month.

MIST1018/STEPHANREWIND-THE_OMEN

 Mistigram: these micro #pixelart portraits of Harvey Spencer Stephens as juvenile Antichrist ("It's not a child") #DamienThorn, from Richard Donner's 1976 movie #TheOmen, were drawn by @stephanrewind and included in the MIST1018 artpack collection released 8 years ago this month.

MIST1017/HORSENBURGER-NEAR_DARK-SEVEREN

 Mistigram: "Hey. You look like 40 miles of rough road!" This #teletext portrait of the late #BillPaxton as vampire biker #Severen from the 1987 movie #NearDark was drawn by @horsenburger and included in the spooky MIST1017 artpack collection released nine years ago this month.

MIST0826/AXB-DAVINCI

 Mistigram: #LeonardoDaVinci, the original Renaissance man, who created the Mona Lisa and invented the helicopter, is here drawn in newschool #ASCIIart by @axbmusic. This portrait was included in last month's unthemed MIST0826 artpack collection.

MIST0826/ATONALOSPREY-CONTENT_PILLS_VITAMIN_C

 Mistigram: if you haven't yet enjoyed today's dose of ＣＯＮＴＥＮＴover social media, @atonalosprey is here to remedy this lack with his #teletext dispensation, now conveniently packaged in capsule form! This screen was included in last month's unthemed MIST0826 artpack collection.

MIST0826/CT-DIGITAL_ORCA

 Mistigram: in last month's unthemed MIST0826 artpack collection, Cthulu was explicitly looking to adapt imagery suggestive of Mist's origins in area code 604 (aka #Vancouver) and one place his search brought him was artist-author #DouglasCoupland's 2009 sculpture #DigitalOrca, installed in #CoalHarbour. In real life the killer whale is composed of black and white blocks, and ironically looks quite a bit more like #ANSIart in person than this rendition indicates.

Though the sculpture is located in the Downtown previously viewed from afar in Nitron's landscape yesterday, you will note that (coincidentally) the specific stretch of North Shore Mountains depicted in the far background is virtually identical in both works and can practically be made to overlap each other.