Here’s Román Cortés’ Homer, animated to show the structure. I haven’t done anything to Román’s amazing work other than to annotate the divs with ids and add a bit of jQuery to show them in sequence so that you can see the characters being added one at a time.
Click your choice of fast or slow animation:
Román also made a George Bush.
PS: if this doesn’t look right for you, it may be that you are on Linux and don’t have the Verdana font. You can install it from the msttcorefonts package.
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I'll spend the holidays deconstructing the css
that's completely ridiculous.
Still, I'd liked watching to see the letters used.
OutSTANDING!
Cool!
Brilliant, it's like the rebirth of ASCII art.
Sebastian
Do a copy, then paste into Word to see the characters, sizes, and colors involved. I think this is all of them (in ascii). 84 characters, from what I can tell.
oooo(OOO\L(OOOOO\L(O||
\\||\\\\((8ooo((8oooo))boOoooooo)boOooooooooo///•••••___•••CCO
Expect to see more of this sort of art soon to invade the interwebs.
What a great demonstration! I'm calling this a tutorial, I had never conceived something like this done with CSS+JS. To say "you got the gears turning in my head" would be massively understating it.
Thank you for taking the time!
@brian minz: And this will certainly make it easier.
So much for standards.
P.S. Cool animated!
PS: Who ever decided to start calling open-source 'free' with no qualification? Standard usage is that free == available without charge. And there are other, better words to describe the subject (I like the sound of 'liberated' myself
The real question is, "does it pass the validator.w3.org test?"
- The Peanut Butter Boy
"works with", "works with" ...
The real question is, "does it pass the validator.w3.org test?"
Sure it does!
This document validates as CSS level 2.1 !
Fantastic work!
it's on my list to learn now ,,
good work
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Fantastic !!!!!!!
This is fantastic ! :)
Michael from 3DundFilm.de
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