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Hello, I want to share a few text mode pieces I've made. I make almost exclusively PETSCII pieces, and currently dabbling in AMSCII, too.
After "Mitsukuni Defying the Skeleton Spectre Invoked by Princess Takiyasha"
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Salman and the Gang
Chaos Engine Dino
Durer's Rhinoceros
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These are all really great, Chris! You use this medium so effectively, so much character in them!
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Thanks a bunch, Adam! It's been about a year since I started making these, and I like how it's a bit like using tiles or metaclusters for pixel art. It really makes me appreciate clusters more.
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@adam said in A few PETSCII pieces I've made!:
Please tell me this pun was intentional.
@ckelsallpxls Really like the ukiyo-e piece, recognized it pretty quickly. I never thought of combining ukiyo-e and low-spec art but it makes a lot of sense given the flat shading and how geometric the designs are a lot of the time. With no real knowledge of textmode, your work is really fun to look at because it's so playful.
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@juniperdusk Thank you! I do think there are some affinities between intaglio and pixel art/text mode. The way I see and use characters are as pre-set pixel clusters (meta-clusters), which can also double as dither/interpolation in some cases.
@adam Cheers! I'm glad you like this type of stuff
@polyducks said in A few PETSCII pieces I've made!:
@adam said in A few PETSCII pieces I've made!: These are all really great, Chris! You use this medium so effectively, so much character in them! Please tell me this pun was intentional.
@ckelsallpxls said in A few PETSCII pieces I've made!:
@juniperdusk Thank you! I do think there are some affinities between intaglio and pixel art/text mode. The way I see and use characters are as pre-set pixel clusters (meta-clusters), which can also double as dither/interpolation in some cases. @adam Cheers! I'm glad you like this type of stuff
Hahaha but for real, they truly do have a lot of personality. Excited to see what you do next with this!
@adam Thanks!
For those interested, I've submitted an entry for the following events taking place today:
1st Amstrad ASCII Compo:
Gubbdata 2021:
This looks great!