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Mistigram: this gaunt steed may only represent a hacker conveying himself through cyberspace (hence the ones and zeroes, and the accents in terminal green), but we felt that mavenmob's #ANSIart scene here was creepy enough to warrant inclusion in last month's spooky MIST1025 artpack collection. (Isn't having your private files rifled through by strangers scary enough?)

Mistigram: in this hopefully allegorical #ANSIart screen by mavenmob, a red wireframe model of a meat puppet indicates low ratings in essential categories, awaiting further resources and instructions. This piece was included in last year's science fiction-themed MIST0524 artpack collection.

Mistigram: A righteous mythological Hindu babe, third eye wide open even though the other two are hidden behind bitchin' red shades, uses her six arms to demonstrate mastery over four NES controllers, enough to dominate a round of Super Spike V'Ball while eating a biryani. This intensely nostalgic #ANSIart screen, 'Every End Is Fated In Its Beginning', was drawn by mavenmob and included in the new MIST-30 30th anniversary artpack collection.

Mistigram: this horrific #ANSIart image, like something off of a Garbage Pail Kids card, was the only submission mavenmob had for last month's spooky MIST1024 artpack collection... but it's a humdinger! In chat people were asking why the only word the image was tagged with was "bisect" and I ask you what one word would better describe what you're seeing here? Worst of all, Velcro Boy is _smiling_ as he's torn apart. It's a mess, is what it is.

Mistigram: A sacred pink humanoid with a binary code in place of a heart reassuringly radiates a healing aura into a blinding white emptiness it levitates in the centre of. This #ANSIart screen was drawn by mavenmob and included in the recent science fiction-themed MIST0524 artpack collection.

Mistigram: a good portion of the #ANSIart screens contained in our recent science fiction-themed MIST0524 artpack collection were drawn by mavenmob. This is one such piece, "Which side of the screen are you on?", first seen being awarded 10th place in the ANSI art compo at last year's [Bad username or site: flashparty @ ar] demoparty.