The characters you can type on the keyboard are powerful expressive means. ASCII graphics use characters like strokes with an artist's pen. And each such stroke has both a form and a semantic load: a letter, a number, a sign.
In this post I will show some of my new ASCII animations, tell a couple of unexpected stories associated with them, and also speculate on whether ASCII graphics have a right to exist.
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The following image comes from recently declassified UFO sightings.
If there were autonomous space fruit factories, then flasks with trees or bushes might look like this.
Let me finish this article with a pole dance animation on a personal device.
I was glad to show you my new works. It's great if you like at least one picture! On Habré there are several more of my publications on this topic with animations and art:
Thanks!