This looks aesthetically pleasing but this is not ASCII Art it seems, where’s ascii? All those differently sized dots are not ascii chars, are they? Perhaps this is unicode-art?
Gorgeous, impressive, well done—<p>But it strikes me as an <i>affectation</i> of technical austerity, i.e. you’re borrowing the credibility of a constrained medium without embracing its constraints.<p>Again, it's very pretty but... it's a bit like reconfiguring your Tesla to look more like a Citroën 2CV.
Does not animate in Safari 27.0.1.<p>Also, the art scenes section is not ASCII.
Thats awesome. I did something similar (much smaller scale) for Claude Code/Pi to show how much it's working <a href="https://github.com/robdmac/flow" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/robdmac/flow</a><p>But this ASCII Art reminds me of my original desire to have something for each server I SSH into to help me keep a mental map of where I am. I'm not SSH'ing into servers anymore but if I was, I'd totally be trying to remake these scenes on the terminal!
Beautiful work. I did a similar effect for docs using a page turning animation. Might reach for this in the future.
beautiful. i don't see the pieces as animated, however. perhaps I am missing something?
Click on one to go to a page and see only that animation. The framerate is super low on my phone on the front page.
> plays it while it is on screen, and holds the first frame for anyone who prefers reduced motion.
Thanks, Let me know if you face any issues!
Neat. Some of my earliest online contributions were to local dial-up BBSs. I spent entire days making animated ascii sequences in the theme of the board.
Cool, but the rows are shuffled here for about a half of those animations
Watching Star Wars in ASCII is fun.
wonderful