You can read the whole @#$%ing thing here.
The term 'grawlix' was coined by cartoonist Mort Walker, one of his many pieces of comics terminology - though it was originally intended to be more specific, a subset of 'maledicta' or 'maladicta':
You can watch them here.
BEHOLD THE LIST (by XdanielArt on Twitter/X)
(Errata: imagine Pikimov is there under 'motion graphics' with a 'free' icon.)
Not a children's picture book, but a book of a child's pictures - the author's daughter's pictures of one concept, from ages 2 to 16. You can digitally borrow it here.
The author, Sylvia Fein, passed away eariler this year at 104.
You can watch it here.
You can watch it here.
You can digitally borrow it here.
You can watch this VHS tape's abstract, palette-animated beauty and hear its relaxing music here.
Going on beyond Magic Eye, with two books of stereograms made by many different artists, translated from the original Japanese. You can digitally borrow them here.
Tip: both the stare-through and cross-eyed methods are used; instructions for doing both, and recurring icons showing where to use each, are featured at the start of each book.
When an artist was commissioned to create artwork for the University of Utah's mathematics building, the result was a multi-floor meta-artwork with its own book. You can digitally borrow it here.
Tip: if you use the tools on the page to zoom in close enough, higher-quality images will be downloaded and displayed.
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Abstract animations created on an Amiga 500+ and recorded to VHS. You can watch them here.
