Showing posts with label j33p33. Show all posts
Showing posts with label j33p33. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
MIST0826/J33P33-ANSI-GAMER-GIRL-NORE-BBS
Mistigram: one of the biggest happy surprises of the new MIST0826 artpack collection is our including new work by j33p33, who has been MIA, computer art-wise, for the past six years. This #ANSIart gamer girl is part of a promo scroller for Nore BBS, which you should be able to telnet to via vetromac.dyndns-ip.com:232
Monday, November 20, 2023
MIST1116/J33P33-ARMBIAN
Mistigram: this #ANSIart logo for the #Armbian distribution of Linux, for ARM devices, was drawn by j33p33 and included in the MIST1116 artpack collection released seven 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.
Thursday, December 8, 2016
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j33p33’s oldschool ANSI art Mist logo from atop the infofile of the recent MIST1116 artpack was today’s Mistigram pick, but those of you who saw it in our MIST1116 trailer would remember that it passed through a few beats en route to completion. j33p33 flaunted different takes and approaches in the internal Mistigris Facebook group all the while laughing off polite requests to submit an .ANS version so it could be used in the artpack’s infofile. Then he suffered catastrophic SSD card data loss! But fortunately, somehow, we found a mostly-complete version of the logo at its most fully-featured to run in the artpack, and if the bottom of the S and the crescent beneath the M were never filled in… no one ever complained.
j33p33’s oldschool ANSI art Mist logo from atop the infofile of the recent MIST1116 artpack was today’s Mistigram pick, but those of you who saw it in our MIST1116 trailer would remember that it passed through a few beats en route to completion. j33p33 flaunted different takes and approaches in the internal Mistigris Facebook group all the while laughing off polite requests to submit an .ANS version so it could be used in the artpack’s infofile. Then he suffered catastrophic SSD card data loss! But fortunately, somehow, we found a mostly-complete version of the logo at its most fully-featured to run in the artpack, and if the bottom of the S and the crescent beneath the M were never filled in… no one ever complained.
Along the way, you can enjoy the diversions the logo went through – an icy take to counter its ultimately fiery temperament. Also you can see a version moderated by “Deep Dream”, as well as xer0’s post-complete glitched-out version. They’re only four little letters, but they leave you many, many options!
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