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Guess what? I got a fever and the only prescription is more cowbell!
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ASCII Sculpture, 2009.
From the catalogue:
In 2001, Vuk Ćosić staged a solo show
at the Digital Artlab in Tel Aviv. On that
occasion, he realized the installation
ASCIImades – Sculptures, in which a
slideshow of ASCII images was projected
onto 30 cm high white sculptures in a dark
space. The images were nothing less than
pictures of the same sculptures, converted
into ASCII code. In his words, “nobody saw
that show”.
For the Pixxelpoint festival, Ćosić has
designed a miniaturized replica of the same
installation, using some small sculptures
he found in a vending machine in Seoul.
This diminutive installation is meant to be
observed by the viewer through a pinhole.
As usual, Ćosić is playing chess with
Duchamp, his “ideal father”, referencing
both the Boîte-en-valise and Étant donnés.
"Totally a vibe. Sparkly or smooth, we were living our best ASCII lives!"
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Available at Abnormality Y2K, from the 7th of February, this set of eyes comes as system eyes, lelutka appliers and as texture packs for other eyes on the market.
A loving throwback to the digital avatar forums of the Y2K, and to the pixel-art design dolls that many experienced, these eyes come in two fatpacks with an extra grey colour, or you can buy each pack in their own four colourways: Red, Blue, Green and Purple!
-zael.voxel
ASCII Kolor stitching | 16 pictures | Size: 15043 x 5488 | Lens: Standard | RMS: 2.14 | FOV: 57.50 x 22.66 ~ -2.46 | Projection: Planar | Color: LDR |
I had a lot of fun today with the April Fool's gag of Microsoft: MS-DOS Mobile version, the retro operating system of the eighties on my Windows Phone.
Including a toy camera, making photos in ASCII art or in CGA mode. Like this picture, of a bouquet of tulips in my living room, featuring in the background on the left my wife and on the right my daughter.
View this as thumbnail or from a large distance.
www.windowsphone.com/en-gb/store/app/ms-dos-mobile/8573c4...
ODC - Theme (01-04-2015): Fool or foolish
ASCII Kolor stitching | 39 pictures | Size: 16042 x 8021 | Lens: Standard | RMS: 3.23 | FOV: 360.00 x 180.00 ~ 0.00 | Projection: Spherical | Color: LDR |
¿Qué es una URL? Que significa? Abreviación de Uniform Resource Locator, que sirve como la dirección de un recurso web. Principalmente contiene un identificador de protocolo, seguido de un nombre de dominio, se especifica la ubicación web desde la que un recurso se va a recuperar. Este artículo ...
…MAL…ETWAS…ANDERES…
LANGE HABE ICH NACH DIESEN BILDERN GESUCHT. WO KOMMT DIESES THEMA HER, WIE HABEN DIE DAS GEMACHT?
BILDERWELTEN DIE MAN IN BUCHSTABENBILDER EINTAUSCHT. EINEN TAG UND DIE LETZTE NACHT, BIS MORGENS 5 UHR, IM INTERNET HERUM GESTÖBERT. ICH! WOLLTE! ES! WISSEN!
DABEI WAR ES SOOOO EINFACH.
ES NENNT SICH „ASCII GENERATOR“
DIESES PROGRAMM KANN MAN SICH KOSTENLOS HERUNTERLADEN.
DAS FENSTER ÖFFNET SICH, BILD LADEN-----WARTEN----FERTIG.
BUCHSTABENTYPEN UND ÄNDERUNGEN STEHEN ZUR AUSWAHL ZU VERFÜGUNG, WENN NÖTIG.
ASCII Kolor stitching | 8 pictures | Size: 18662 x 6503 | Lens: Fisheye | RMS: 3.63 | FOV: 360.00 x 125.45 ~ -1.82 | Projection: Spherical | Color: LDR |
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I've been on a bit of a PostScript kick lately, creating digital things just for the sake of it, rather than to achieve some other purpose.
I'd been thinking for a little while about creating an ASCII chart, perhaps something with the chars in a 3D grid, perhaps indicating their status w.r.t the C isprint(), isdigit(), etc, functions.
But then I thought of my original Periodic Table of Keys and my recent digital version.
I'm not sure what's up with all the Periodic Tables. It's not like I enjoyed chemistry back in school, far from it. That Periodic Table shape is iconic though, and I seem to enjoy playing with it.
So, the table is a re-interpretation of the traditional one. It shows the character, it's name and value in decimal, hex and binary. Also it's escape char and control char. The colours don't relate to the C character classification functions directly (apart from anything else, they overlap) but they do break the table up.
A PDF (with a colour and monochrome version) is available here, if anyone's interested.