Mistigris computer arts

Friday, August 21, 2026

MIST0823/MM-ABOUTAFONT


 Mistigram: @mavenmob's #ANSIart illustrations are often inspired on some level by the artist's musical selections. Is this one, 'About A Font', made in response to @NEFFEX's 2022 song 'As You Fade Away'? Only the artist knows for sure. This piece was included in the MIST0823 artpack collection released three years ago this month.

Thursday, August 20, 2026

MIST0819/AXL-STABBERNAC


 Mistigram: this dual-wielding rough character, one of a wide suite of designs inspired by MOTU action figures, was drawn by @axltm in #PLAYSCII's #JPETSCII. It was included in the MIST0819 artpack released seven years ago this month.

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

MIST0896/YT-0896A8


 Mistigram: this blue #ANSIart logo was drawn by Neophyte in promotion of Mr. Flibbles' BBS Stupidmop (or SM, as abbreviated here). This piece was included in a logocolly in the MIST0896 artpack collection released thirty years ago this month.

Tuesday, August 18, 2026

MIST0820/BLIPPYPIXEL-FISH_WATCHING


 Mistigram: for those beating the heat by heading to the water, here's a @blippypixel #pixelart composition, "Fish Watching", included in the MIST0820 artpack collection released six years ago this month.

MIST0823/VILER-TDC21C


 Mistigram: Inspired by blackjack, VileR drew an #ANSIart fever dream through a Lost Wages casino culminating in this logo celebrating the 21st edition of the Total DOS Collection, a software preservation project. It was included in the unthemed MIST0823 artpack collection released three years ago this month.

MIST0822/CDW-UNSOCIABLE


 Mistigram: this #newschool #asciiart logo, reading "Unsociable", was drawn by Psychoholik and included in the unthemed MIST0822 artpack collection, released four years ago this month.

Thursday, August 13, 2026

M-9808/DM-MISTO


 Mistigram: this ominous grey banner image of some magical urban catastrophe was made by Dracomage for us to use as a website header in the late '90s, just in time for us to be basically killed by the web, kicking the bucket in 1998 and being very dead until flowers started growing on our grave in 2014. At which point we relaunched a website and finally got a chance to put this image to its intended use, where it remains today! Released in the M-9808 artpack/website built 28 years ago this month but unseen, for the reasons just described, until 2015.