Showing posts with label Jellica Jake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jellica Jake. Show all posts
Friday, August 7, 2026
MIST0820/JELLICA_JAKE-CROWS_AGAIN
Mistigram: murder in progress? This #teletext illustration of a small group of crows going about their black business was drawn by Jellica Jake and included in the MIST0820 artpack collection released six years ago this month.
Saturday, June 13, 2026
MIST0120/JELLICA_JAKE-DAVID_HOCKNEY-A_TELETEXT_SPLASH
Mistigram: this rare repost is a #teletext tribute to the 1966-67 #Splash series of #popart paintings by the late #DavidHockney, drawn by Jellica Jake. It was included in the fine art-themed MIST0120 artpack collection released six and a half years ago.
Tuesday, April 1, 2025
MIST0620/JELLICA_JAKE-SPORTSMEN
Mistigram: one of the funniest screens we ever released outside our intermittent Fool's Packs, this #teletext portrait of red and blue sportsmen -- a screen you can hear in your head! -- was drawn by @jellica and included in the MIST0620 artpack collection released five years ago.
Friday, May 17, 2024
MIST0424/JELLICA_JAKE-VICTORY_POINT
Mistigram: #OwenPomery's #VictoryPoint is a graphic novel, and consequently falls a little outside the scope of our recent fine art-themed MIST0424 artpack, but this monochrome #teletext adaptation of its landscape cover art by Jellica Jake wound up being folded into the collection regardless.
Friday, November 17, 2023
MIST1120/JELLICA_JAKE-THE_INTERNET_ERADD
Mistigram: this specimen of #teletext typography, reading "the internet era", is the handiwork of @jellica_______. You may have seen it in sticker form accompanying his March 2021 C64 music album "llydia's rpg", but we also included it in the MIST1120 artpack collection released three years ago this month.
Sunday, November 12, 2023
MIST1119/JELLICA_JAKE-MIST
Mistigram: for our 25th-anniversary extravaganza back in MIST1119, four years ago, we invited computer artists to put their own spin on a logo template provided by j33p33. @jellica_______ made some great #teletext interpretations, then (presumably in collaboration with his colleague DataDoor) cooked up some wild animated #PETSCII variants of them. This is basically what we look like in our dreams.
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