Mistigram: I know, the day isn’t complete until we share some lit from the vaults, so here’s B-Real with “It’s like this, mister…” from the MIST0395 artpack collection released 24 years ago this month. https://ift.tt/2tMgwZL
Mistigram: this painting by @dashsharon, “Exit Strategies”, was released two years ago in the MIST0317 artpack collection. https://ift.tt/2VDOTyb
Mistigram: from a “come do art” meet hosted by Etana sometime circa 1998 comes this crayon drawing of a goth girl by Zinnia Rock, released to an audience of approximately nobody on the 1999 best-of-Mistigris floppy diskette at the Living Closet. https://ift.tt/2NC2G5v
Mistigram: and an image with no subtext whatsoever, here’s the floral drawing “Bouquet” by @theresaoborn, released two years ago this month in the MIST0317 artpack collection. https://ift.tt/2UleRGt
Mistigram: not to be taken as commentary on our previous post, here’s a colored newschool #ASCIIart logo by Weird for Psychotic Literature, released in our Mistigris World Tour stop with Blade Productions in December of 1996. https://ift.tt/2BX8wtu
Mistigram: one of the factors contributing to Mistigris’ robust sex ratio in the ‘90s was its extraordinary support for poetry (or “lit”) written and shared online. There’s still snow on the ground, so from the MIST0396 artpack collection released 23 years ago this month, here’s “Shiver” from arguably our best poet, Akasha. https://ift.tt/2UblGKA
Mistigram: now it is March, a month bedazzled with a variety of holidays and special occasions. This year we put the focus on International Women’s Day, so let’s double down and kick it off with one of @bhaal_spawn’s #gaminghaikus, featuring #SHODAN from Looking Glass’ #SystemShock. This piece was released one year ago this month in the MIST0318 artpack collection. https://ift.tt/2IK6l2g
