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²ÛÛ² ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÝßÛÛÝÛÛÜ ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ ÛÝÛ ÛÛÛÛÝÞÛ ÛÛÛ°ÛÛ²ÛÛÛÛ ÞÝÛÛÛÛÛݲ²²±± ÞÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÝ ÛÛÝÞÛßÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÝÞÝÞÛÛß ßÝÞÛ²ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ ÞÝßßßßß ß°°°° ÞÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÝ ßÛÛ Û ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ²Þ°ÞÝßÛ Û ÛÞ²²ÛÛÛÛÛßÛÛÛ ÛÝÜÜÜ ßßßßßßßß ÜÜÜÜÜÜßßßÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛßßßÛ°°ÛÛßßßßßßßßßßßßßÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜß  MIST1015  CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS: Alexander Bell: "These paintings are from a series of images that combine the virtualization/digitalisation of all things, represented by the hard, anachronistic ascii art style which I harvest from my youthful days as a BBS SysOp, with the organic, lavish, loose, richly-coloured brush strokes that don't deny their traditional European heritage or their loose Japanese Zen brush stroke influence. Through the juxtaposition of hard mechanical reproduction techniques and the pushed traditional brushwork I hope to create not only aesthetically impressive works but also to encourage the viewer's mind to stray towards questions of the self in the context of our modern digital age. I have always been struck by the masters' artful use of what the eye doesn't perceive. What appears to be a disparate gathering of brush strokes from up close, can express all the subtlety of a jealous lover's eye when seen from afar. Using the ascii art style, which creates an image primarily by the effect of optical blending, is a tip of my hat to the delicate slight of hand employed by artists as diverse as Van Gogh, Rembrandt and Georges Seurat." alexanderbell.ca / bellart.ca / fiveswallows.com --- Andrea Schmidt (occasionally aka iooi) makes lively abstract paintings and mixed media artworks. Re: The World Is Square Today, "I seem to recall squishing acrylic paint in globs through some regular screen door onto paper for fun", a regular DIY pixel art aesthetic! She lives and works in London, Ontario (Canada). cargocollective.com/aschmidt/ --- Andreas Jansson -- "I used to love opening floppy disks just to see what was in there, playing on my Amiga in the middle of the Swedish forest. This was before the Internet, so someone putting a couple of sample drawings for a paint program on the disk was about as much fun as you could have. I guess it's like when people a couple generations ago used to open up radios, except here were pictures and sounds and not just bolts and wires. A friend a few years older gave me a huge box of floppies, many unmarked, because he didn't want his Christian mom to see what was on them -- games, music programs, demos, some porn, and disks with just random stuff on them. It's funny how I miss that time when there was no curation, no personalization, just a random jumble so different to Netflix and all those other clean streamlined apps on the internet now. I remember one floppy that, when you put it into the computer, played a five second video loop of someone getting their head blown off. I don't think it's the grim imagery that made me remember it, but the fact that it played a pixelated full screen animation, on the computer... amazing! The concept of your art pack invoked some of those feelings again. I'm not very interesting. I'm a software engineer in New York, and I'm also doing a part-time PhD in music information retrieval at City Uni in London. I have a little music/digital art studio in Queens where I try to spend as much time as I can. But really I just want to throw away all my computers and move back to the forest and grow potatoes and write music." --- Brad Dunn has long been known in Seattle's underground music circles as a brilliant songwriter, creating masterpieces of brooding pop music. His sound is somehow timeless, with echos from Ennio Morricone to Sonic Youth, and yet completely his own, with a certain weariness and, at the same time, a playful energy that can't be denied. reverbnation.com/braddunn / soundcloud.com/braddunn --- Brady Ciel Marks is an artist who works with technology and against technological thinking. Her solo projects are characterized as questioning impending cultural forces, such as surveillance, remediation and technological determinism, offering the audience to step sidewards and view these forces with greater freedom. She holds a M.Sc. in Interactive Arts from Simon Fraser University (SFU), hosts a monthly sound art radio show, plays music in a the Vancouver Electronic Ensemble, and DJs regularly. furiousgreencloud.com BM-CRASH.PNG 2.83MB [no. obj] Computing (of a machine, system, or software) fail suddenly: the project was postponed because the computer crashed. Crash is a byte-for-byte analog of my Netscape Internet Browser's internal stateafter crashing in 1999. Each greyscale dot is one byte of memory of the Netscape app, frozen in time as it crashed. Printed out large (34"x34"), sandwiched between 2 layers of plexiglass it has been hanging on walls for these past years and its geological depth has sustained my interest long after the initial moment of frustration that called mmy attention to its failure/success. You are welcome to repurpose this digital artifact for your interests. --- Cat "Catbones" Spencer was making canvases of bodies well before setting ACiD on fire, synthesizing lowbrow tattoo flash with Photoshop's ability to scan natural textures and simulate an airbrush. Then, the scene settling into dormancy, he resumed his quiet craft with the needle (and occasional animated Android wallpaper.) catbones.com --- Claire Roberts is a multi-disciplinary thing-doer, using dance, fire, & voice for play in creative communities, and makes a living in the games industry as a 3D artist. "It's Like A Collage" is Claire's first-ever attempt at multi-track audio recording by recording all 12 tracks in realtime, using NO looping software. --- Creideiki -- Blazing the trail through which Cthulu followed into the computer artscene underground, he then grew distracted by other pursuits completely, barring a brief cameo appearance in the lost "11" e-mag, until rejoining his childhood chum to host the 57 Varieties open stage series and spearhead the performance poetry showcase "That's My Brain... and you're KILLING IT!" --- Even in a distant and bygone age, Crowkeeper was a man of a distant and bygone age. Master of the minimalist Elizabethan turn of phrase, his spare artfulness has translated naturally to the medium of Twitter. @crowkeep / scarrow.deviantart.com --- Cthulu -- The grand tragedy of "senior staff syndrome" is how facilitation of reasons to create and opportunities to disseminate the creative work of others is a far more efficient use of time, pound for pound, than implementing one's own artwork. He has several interesting pieces that were intended to appear in MIST1014 and were going to definitely be wrapped up in time for this year's artpack... Oh well, at least you get to hear him sing and play accordion on "Dead Man's Pants"! Also his band The Creaking Planks demonstrate an unused jingle intended for use in the mobile CCG Afterland. reluctance.livejournal.com / pixelpompeii.blogspot.com / @unwashedmass --- Michael G. Cooke, formerly composing as DJ Lizard but now known as higrayed, managed to find his way around Impulse Tracker in some isolation without ever achieving group membership. Without violating that eternal constant, we are pleased to offer here a selection of his historic compositions. Bonus song trivia: DJL-CHASEX.IT - This "extended" version of Astral Chase was created by audience request in 2000 and remains his most popular and most downloaded song to the present day. DJL-HARMONY.IT - If you listen carefully, you will notice that the song is entirely composed using only one sine wave sample; extra "instruments" were fudged using Impulse Tracker features and envelopes, but they're really just basic boring sine waves. DJL-WTFIS.IT - Experimental mess from 2000 that gets higher in quality (stops being distorted, that is) as it builds. Things are encoded in the titles of the samples, but he's not at liberty to divulge any of its secrets, or he'd have to kill you. soundcloud.com/higrayed @higrayed facebook.com/higrayed DjLizard.net --- Dubaiwalla -- A man of the world, he has recently decided to begin paying closer attention to the endless buffet served up to his eyes and take up photography. instagram.com/dubaiwalla --- Duncan Shields (aka skonenblades) -- slam master, Bully survivor, boylesque titan, Legend of Bonefish alumnus: he can safely be described as living the dream. @bigtallduncan / 365tomorrows.com/duncan-shields/ --- Emily Suzanne Shapiro is an amazing and versatile experimental woodwind performer whose creative and playful mind inadvertently resulted in the casual creation of the poem we share with you here. emilysuzanneshapiro.com --- Luciano "enzO" Ayres -- One of the artscene's late bloomers, his talents ripening to their fullness during the dark ages of the millennium's first decade, enzO is now one of the leading luminaries of Blocktronics, and here makes an appearance gifting us the world's greatest ANSI rendition of the letter "M". enzo.deviantart.com / @lucianoayres --- Ereneta -- The only one among us to ever play jaw harp in a Lucasarts adventure game, this storyteller unearthed the found poem "We" from a library catalogue. timereneta.com / @tereneta --- Etana -- Writer, artist, and animator, Etana has remained wholly immersed in the arts on a daily basis since the dusk of the artscene, hammering out her own scene with keyframeonline.com www.athenacooper.ca / @athenacooper --- Freddy43 is an AuDioVisUal artist from Wicked City in the Netherlands. freddy43.info / facebook.com/ojajoh soundcloud.com/freddy43 / youtube.com/user/4X3Freddy --- In over 20 years on the arts & culture beat, Freelance Pete (aka Peter Guindon) is arguably the most unrecognized genius I have yet come across. Illustration, 2D animation, and heartbreaking ukulele ballads for the underemployed generation. peterguindonsworkshop.com / pguindon.blogspot.com --- Investigating a work in progress from 1998 after it came up in conversation, Happyfish was pleased to discover that ANSI art is, in at least one way, like riding a bicycle. That said, it can't supplant the great love she has for her banjola, the axe for her award-winning main gig on the filk circuit. brookeabbey.com --- Hein Cooper -- A touring musician, his travels occasionally confront him with photo opportunities that simply cannot be turned down. "We were walking down some street in Zurich after grabbing dinner at an Italian restaurant when the sky jumped out at me and I instantly had to get a photo of it!" One vertical inversion later, and we had a stark work of cognitive dissonance that could not be ignored. heincooper.com / @HeinCooperMusic --- If I stopped being such a dilettante and got serious about making art, I might look more like my old friend Ice Cream Emperor. His output has been sparse, but every piece of it is of unrivalled intensity. icecreamemperor.livejournal.com --- ideath's creation was the very first file to reside in the MIST1015 directory, alone for months, an obvious "best fit" for a computer art pack as a tesselating Escherian textile pattern implemented in the form of an infinity scarf. ANSI art ain't got nuthin' on that! --- Illarterite -- Dan Farrimond is a multimedia artist from Wigan, UK. Despite attempts to modernise, he will forever be known as 'That Guy That Does Teletext Art'. But whoever said that's a bad thing? @illarterate / teletextart.tumblr.com danfarrimond.co.uk / portfolio.illarterate.co.uk --- Denver-based ill-esha is a producer, engineer, instrumentalist, vocalist and sound designer originally hailing from Vancouver, BC. Introduced to BBS culture in the early '90s as a lonely "gifted" child by the local school board, she quickly befriended many other lonely children on "EdNet", some of who turned out to be SysOps with their own BBSes. An obsession with programming sound over code led her towards audio engineering and her current incarnation as a touring electronic artist. "Line by Line" was created specifically for this artpack as an ode to the early days of online love. Lyrically referring to many aspects of old-school connections (the title references the slow but tantalizing loading of erotic ANSI art), the song is also primarily comprised of old computer sounds, some merely sampled and others resynthesized and effected beyond recognition. You may hear old Mac startup and death sounds, dot-matrix printers, floppy disks loading, volume button noises and other such sonic memories. Album after album of original music composed by ill-esha can be obtained, mostly for free, throughout various internet sources. ill-esha.com / soundcloud.com/ill_esha / facebook.com/ill.esha.music @ill_esha --- the Inference -- You saw their song lyrics in Mistigris artpacks before, for the ensembles Casa del Sol and Perpetual Dream Theory. After all this time, Flyingfish and Otnoo Ishphoo are still at it, this spare new wave throwback their latest project. theinference.bandcamp.com / @the_inference / instagram.com/the_inference --- J nos Hor k is relatively new to pixel art, having been honing his chops for the past year and a half. We are pleased to feature his seasonal loop of supernatural pursuit! horakdesign.hu/eddigi-munkak/ --- An endlessly creative individual at the Rave On Studio mixing console or before the blank page, it was merely a matter of time before Jenn Ashton picked up a paintbrush and ran with it. jenniferashton.ca/WP/ --- Jeremy Stewart -- In addition to being the general manager of the Prince George orchestra and founding and producing the annual Casse-Tˆte experimental music festival, philosopher-king @jeremydstewart is also an accomplished poet. The poem included here accidentally fell off of him like a ripe fruit from a tree, reflexively. jeremystewartmusic.bandcamp.com --- Jim Munroe (aka Jim Druid) took on computer art by the horns before it was cool, circulating his zine periodical Celtic Pamplemousse via e-mail circa 1990; by the time we figured out how to hook up bulletin boards to other ones in other area codes, he'd already landed a gig as the managing editor of Adbusters magazine at their most relevant, whisking him across the continent to pound the same streets as us, ships passing in the night. In the meantime he's continued flourishing as a game designer, filmmaker and novelist, and the included excerpt from his (Vancouver-set) 2002 dystopian novel Everyone In Silico is intended to draw attention to his recent move to make his back catalogue available on a pay-what-you-like basis. nomediakings.org --- JMD (aka Simone Bernacchia) -- was a game / demo developer in the early '90s with Quazar. During a trip back to the mother country on vacation from the daily grind as a LA radio station's web developer, he found his contributed song, a numbered but unnamed experiment circa 1989, still present intact on his Amiga 1200's hard drive. --- Jenny Ritter confidently lays claim to the genre "indie-folk", writing complex and unique pop-tinged landscapes. Originally from Vancouver Island, she's a seriously accomplished instrumentalist and supports clear, sweet vocals on banjo and guitar. (And what, we won't even mention the Kingsgate Chorus?) Because talents aren't distributed equally throughout the population, we taunt you by distributing none of her amazing songs (well, none were offered), but include two watercolours from the visual art sideline she doesn't even rate mentioning! jennyrittermusic.ca / jrillustration.allyou.net/3387435 --- Kazunari ("Kalcha") Naito represents the tip of an iceberg we know little of and understand still less of -- Japan's Shift JIS parallel textmode art scene. His works are informed by his interests in '70s prog rock, jazz, and fine art. pinterest.com/kalcha55/ascii-art / kalcha.wix.com --- Kirkman -- As a young BBSer, Josh Renaud always envied those ANSI artists. 20 years later he has finally managed to sneak something into an artpack. Josh blogs about retrocomputing, BBS door games, and other fun stuff at breakintochat.com/blog. @kirkman --- ldb (Laura Brown) is a rare bird, perhaps the last practitioner standing of good old UseNet-style ASCII art, with a masterful command over economy of slashes, parentheses and asterisks. asciiartist.com --- LordNikon makes a guest appearance on his typewriter moonlighting from more regular engagements with artscene groups Dekadence, Impure and Dezign, where he makes incredible ASCII art: "zito / moods^plateau might a big influence... we were talking one time about ascii when i bought his amiga. and 2 months later i was winning the ascii compo at stream 10 :)" The typewriter art "scene" is smaller for sure (something even more niche than ASCII art? Strange but true!), but in that creative niche he cites Keira Rathbone as an influence as well. bloerp.de / lordnkon.tumblr.com / facebook.com/lordnkon / @lordnkon --- Maeve Wolf (aka Tatharina) - Historically dropping art on Mistigris when our orbits came into conjunction, the synaesthetic vanguard of our antipodean contingent has pulled off an extraordinary second act, and has continued making art ever since those salad days wound up in the compost. dashsharon.tumblr.com --- @Maureen Evans grew up on Highway 16. She set her mind to writing a way out young and has travelled widely ever since. These poems come from a first collection of that work. She loves everything wild, beautiful and hard. --- You won't see any of Mavrik's creative work in this archive, but there's a very good chance that the collection will have passed through his graciously-offered web hosting at mistigris.org en route to you, picking up from his historical facilitator role greasing the gears of Mist's KiTSCHNet echomail network from its home at Daemon's Gate BBS. daemonsgate.com --- Melodia - Melodia doesn't need an artgroup, she is an artgroup. A textbook case of the parade continuing after the band stopped playing, courtesy of the bottomless music in her head she kept on keeping on -- and indeed, has never stopped. We are humbled by her continuing association with us, as to her, all we have to offer is drag factor! soundcloud.com/empressplay / @empressplay --- Justin (aka. Moon McMullen, birdband, Just an Atom, Jitterjunk Jefferson) is a dad and an award winning Creative. He has been working as an artist since 1999, and before that he was a pro baseball player. Obsessed with music, the meaning of life, and outer space, you might find his work in an alley, on a album cover, a hat, mobile phone or movie screen or on cassette. His work has been featured in The Modern Museum of Art in Rome, The Brooklyn Museum, The Slamdance Film Festival, The New York Times, The Globe and Mail, Elle Magazine, GQ, NUVO, McCleans, The Vancouver Sun, EnRoute Magazine, Applied Arts, The National Post, Toronto Life, The Toronto Star, CBC, The Movie Network, Spike, The Movie Channel, The Travel Channel, and now... Mistigris.) --- This is Fr‚d‚ric "Mr. Wrong" Masse Noel's first release in a Mistigris artpack since May of 1998. In the interim, he has stacked blocks for Awe, Fokus, and Used. Recently, when he has time to draw, his work appears (as did his Mist logo used in this collection) in Blocktronics artpacks. --- The man, the myth... Mythical Man handily satisfies both categories. Long known for his prowess on the euphonium, painting is a recent development to which he has applied himself ardently. mythical-man.deviantart.com / euphoniousmyth.tumblr.com themythicalman.livejournal.com / instagram.com/the_mythical_man --- Nail - Deeply rooted in the 16 color world of the Commodore 64 scene Nail has also been known for stacking blocks for Fire and The Legion. He's recently come out of a ten year hiatus just to be denied a well-deserved Blender win by Cthulu. @nail7 --- Formerly known as Ay Lektriq (and still further back as Young -- though weren't we all, back then?), Nobilu's days of visual art were left behind him long ago in favour of the musical muse. nobilu.com / soundcloud.com/nobilu --- Orangeboxman (aka Josh Susanto in Second Life) has an MA in music theory from UBC and is a proud graduate of the Sugar Refinery's Scrambled Angst performance series, with a postdoc at Spootify. He coaxes 3D objects into virtual existence working with the distressed plastic beads of old firend Selena Anne Wells, assigning relative height values according to arcane formulae derived from the beads' colouration. --- Hailing from Belgium, Otium is the sole proprietor of the fabulous Galza artpacks -- the most recent of which, their 23rd installment, has just been released featuring PETSCII textmode portraits of personnages from the Soviet domain throughout the 20th century. His suite of submissions here merges his loves of vintage electronics and panoramic photography. filipdehaes.be / @filipdehaes --- Pannekoekologist - A silent partner (collaborator or enabler?) underwriting many foolish and eminently worthwhile ventures with goading and occasional direct support. --- Phatal, one of the "Butchershop 20", is a beach bum par excellence, typically found in a boat or dune buggy somewhere between the Sunshine Coast and Baja California -- and occasionally installed at a sketchbook or easel somewhere in between. --- A big fish in any sized pond, Raquel Meyers is a bona fide computer art star choosing as her axe the PETSCII character set of the Commodore 64. raquelmeyers.com --- RC Weslowski (aka Randy Jacobs) may not be Vancouver's most successful poet, nor Vancouver's most experimental poet, but he could very possibly be Vancouver's most successful experimental poet. rcweslowski.com  --- Best known for his fauvist and glitchy textmode art in Blocktronics, Reset Survivor has another, tribal, side to his creativity, crafting small-press comics and somehow invoking muses from office supplies. His submission to MIST1015 was created in Manga Studio. resetsurvivor.com / @resetsurvivor --- [RoguePoet] mixed a series of Creative Commons music recordings by The Inkwell and SaReGaMa with a recitation by Cthulu (incognito as [Pseudo_Intellectual] of [E2reneta]'s "we" for the first installment of his 2009 [NodeSlam] podcast series, a response to [The Everything2 Podcast]. --- Sephiroth has travelled through many computer art groups in his time in the scene -- founding Sadist and holding membership in Sense/Jasper, Divine, Opx, LF, iTP, SAC ... and most recently hanging his hat in supergroup Blocktronics. But he proudly remembers being recruited to Mistigris back in 1998, just prior to the non-release of M-9808 and our seemingly permanent collapse. At long last, we are proud to realise his manifest destiny and present his art in a Mistigris artpack! --- Sara Ciantar is mainly known as a figure on the fringes of the Canadian alt-folk scene, but that doesn't mean that she can't pull out her phone and take one hell of a photograph when the sky demands it. --- Including work (a second sun photo in a row, go figure -- but while that one was rising, this one is setting) from video artist Steev Hise brings us all one degree closer to having worked with Negativland. detritus.net --- Stoo Collins - Most of his computer art back in the day (~1992) was done as $too or Intro, mostly with a two-bit demo group called TSB (The Swindon Boys). Included are forensically-recovered specimens of his Amiga pixelart portfolio. @stoocollins --- Sudden Death was drinking deep draughts of the same dream as Cthulu, plotting and actively recruiting for a (thwarted) revival of the artscene group he founded, CiA, before the Mistigris reunion had occurred to any of us. Following the trends of agile development and rapid prototyping, he failed fast and helped us out with getting the ball rolling for a phenomenal Hallowe'eny Pablodraw joint ANSI piece featuring a all-star cast of Blocktronics greats. --- Known as JaZz of EuphoniX in a previous life, Jason Johannson (aka Theorica) is back with three new tracks from a new recording project, SellaField soundcloud.com/Theorica --- Theresa Oborn started on the page and then, somehow, her creations made the leap from a flat existence to one extruded through space, thanks to polymer clay. Her sassy sculptures have something important to tell us, if only we would listen! theresaoborn.tumblr.com / etsy.com/ca/shop/TheresaMO / theresamo.deviantart.com --- Tomppa1 -- "You might have seen my works in the ACiD Productions artpacks, back when we were all BBSing. Since then, I haven't done much art in at least ten years. Last year I got the idea for one work for which I needed text. Naturally, Rowan came to mind [at your service!] and we talked about releasing it in this pack. Well... it took me months to even find that work in the warehouse. As the deadline approached, I found I wasn't really happy with it without making extensive fixes. Instead, this is my newest drawing. Thanks for your support and hopefully we'll see each other soon. ^^ !!!" --- Unicode is Mike Levens -- a DJ, producer, and electronic musician misaligning bit boundaries, breaking syntax, and parlaying mistakes into music since, oh hell, let's say the mid-nineties. (Who ever puts a firm date on their artisthood?) He plays lots of styles of music and is inspired by number theory, retrofuturism, and nice terse three-item lists. soundcloud.com/unicode / facebook.com/djunicode --- Unseen Fate (aka Antti Minkkinen) of PEN15 shares with us a very mature ANSI logo promoting his group in addition to two of his paintings. "My inspiration is the same as everybody else's -- comics, cartoons, popular culture, personal experiences and naive/low brow art. I like banality, I want to find beauty in banality, most banal things are bombarded at us from the TV and media ... we all grow up with the same images: I read all the same comics and listened to same music as the rest of you. But I had an out -- ANSI art and the demoscene were both good escape routes for nerds!" iconosquare.com/minkant --- A 16-bit guy in a 64-bit world, VileR grew up when baud rates were lower and signal/noise ratios higher. A bizarre pixelling accident in the mid-'90s left him trapped in an artistic timewarp bubble somewhere on the inert fringes of the demo-/artscene. However, he was recently seen crawling out of the woodwork and into projects such as this year's 8088 MPH demo, and may occasionally be observed busying himself with nameless and unspeakable oldskool-related machinations. 8088mph.blogspot.com --- Swede Somberlain historically drew ANSI, among other places, for the groups Glue and Sadist. He appears in this collection indirectly, courtesy of Nail revamping one of his logos. --- Australian Vordreque started off the same way as many sceners from the '90s: first it was PC-DOS gaming, then BBSing. Once he dialed ~300 boards at 30 cents / call and got in heaps of trouble from his Dad for the big phone bill but once he found the right selection of boards he discovered the underground computer art and music scene. He started tracking music on Fasttracker II and began drawing ANSI and VGA roughly two decades ago, as part of a few Aussie groups such as Synthetic and Inflicted, & for a time ran his own music and art group, Flange, with a friend. When he realized that the majority of the packs were dominated by his work he struggled to see the point and decided to aim for higher things. Having always been a fan of the all-powerful ACiD Productions, he sent Radman or Catbonez an email in '98, not expecting a response, and was over the moon when a Hallowe'en VGA was requested. He was in... and released as dvandenberg with ACiD for a spell before the artscene began to go on the blink. He continued developing his graphical and musical style and over time has become very familiar with raytracing programs. Currently employed as a 3D illustrator, he also curates for Loose Gallery in Lismore, New South Wales. "I'm happy if I have a creative outlet, but I've found that as I get older the balance between computer time and physical time is more crucual to my well being -- that's why I enjoy a bit of cardio while watching Lightwave tutorials, ha ha!" His recent focus has been on his music, notably his 1980s synthwave collection, Arcade Summer, which you can hear at soundcloud.com/arcade-summer pegfix.com --- Back when the world was young, Whazzit drew (under a different handle) for Mistigris, then Integrity and from there a brief stint in ACiD, before 'retiring' from the artscene, presumably for good... but somehow, like the rest of us tragical moths, was drawn back to its fascinating flame circa 2013, renewing his drawing efforts with a vengeance in 2015. --- Straggling in at the very end (not just alphabetically, but also chronologically) we are pleased to include a logo by Mist Classic member wi.  °°  Ü     °°Ü  Ü Ü  ß  °°   ß °°Üܲ²²²ÜÜ Ü°ß ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ° ßÛÛÛ²²² ß°Ü ÜÜÜßÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜ ÜÜÜÜÜÜÜ Üܲ ÜÜÜÜÜÜÜ °°°°°  ÜÜÜÜ ÜÜÜÜÜܲ²ÜÜÜ ° ÜÜÜÜÜÜÜ°°°°° ÜÜ °°²²²²ÜÛÜ ß  ² ÜßÛÛÛÛÛß°°ÛÛÜÜÛÛÛÛ°°°° ° ÜÛÛ°°° ßßܲ²ßÛÛÜÛ°°Û°°ÜÜÛÜܲÜÛÛßÛ ° ÛÛÛÛÛ°° ÜÜÛÛÜ°°ÛÛÜÜÜܲ²Ü  ß ÜÜÛßÛßßß ßÛÜ°ÜÛ ÛÛÛÜßßÛÛÛßß°   ÛÛÜßÛÛÛ°ß°ÛÛÛܲ²ÛÛÛÛÛ ²ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ²ÜÛßÛ°²Û ßßÜ Û²°°° ÛÛ°°ÛÛ °°Û°²²ÛÛÛÜÜ ÜÜÛÛßßÛÛ²ßßßßÜ ßÛÛßÛÛÛ²²ÛÛÛÛÛÛÜÛÜÛ Üßß °° ÛÛÛÛÛ   °  Üß  °ßß°°ÛÛßÛÛÜÛÛßß °°ÛÜÛÛÛÜ ° Ü°ÛÛ°ÛÛÛ²Ûß²²²²ÜÜܱ± Û°²²ß ° ²  Û²²²²²²² ßßÛÛÛ ²²²²²²² ° Û°ÛÛ°ÛÛÛÛÛÜßßß°°°°°ÛÜÜÛ²²²²°°²  ßÜÜ °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°ßÜ°ÛÛÛÛÛ²ßÛÛÛÛÜÜÜÜßß²²²²²Û°°°°°° ÜÜß  ÜÜÜßßÛÛÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÜÛÛÛ²²²²²ÜÜÜÜ ß²Ü Û°ÛÛÛ² ßßÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÜÜÜÜÜ°°ß°° ÜÜÜÜÜÜÛÛß  ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ²²²ÜÜ ß Û°°ÛÛ°° ° ßßßÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÜÛÛÛÜ °²²ßÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛßßÛÛÛÛÛÛßßßßÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÜ  Û°°ÛÛ°°°²²²²ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÜßßßÛÛÛÛÛ°  °²²²ÛÛß ÜÜ°²ßßßßÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ²²²²²ÛÛÜ Û°°ÛÛ°° °°° ßßßÜÜÛÛÛßßßÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÜÜßßßܲ²Ü ÜÜßßßßÜßßÜÜÜÛÛÛÛÛßßßßßßÜÜÜ ßßß²ÛÛ²Û°²²Û°°  Üܲ²²ßßßßÜܲ²²²ß²²²² ßßßÜ ßß ßÛÛ°°°° ÜÛÛÛÛßßß °°°°°°ßÜ  °²² ÛÛ²²Û°°Üßß °°°°°°ßßÜ °Ü °°°°° ² Ü °²²²²ßÛÛÛ  ßßÜ ²²²²²²°  Üßß ÛÛßßÜÛ² °²²²²²² ßÛÛ²²²²²² Üß ° °°°°°ÛÛßß²Ü    °°° ÛÜ°  ßÛÛÛÛÛÛ °   °Ü°°°°°° Û°°°°°°ÛÜ °  ² °²²²²ÛÛ ßß²²ÜÜܲÛÛ ° ÜÜÛÛÛÛ°° ß ÜÜÛÛ²²²²²°°Û ÛÛÛ²²²²²  °  ° ßÛß±±Û°°°ÛÛ°°°ÛÛß Û° ²²²²²²ß°°°ÜÛ°°ßßÛßßß°°° Ü Û°°°ÛÛ  ²  ² °ß²ß°°ßßßßßß²² ° °°°°°° ÜÛ±±±ÛÛß°²²ßßßß  °  ß ° ßß²Üßßß²°°Ü°ß ² °°²²ÛÛÛß° ßÛܲ²²ßß  Û  °Ü²ÜÜÜÜ  ßÜ ÜÜÜÜÜÜ ßß² ÜÛÜÜ ÜÜÜÜÜÜÜ ßÛß²²Û ÜÜ ÜÜÜ²Ü °ßß ÜÜÜÛ²Ü  ß °²²ßÛÛ°°Üß ßÜÜß°°°ßßÛÜÜ ßÜÜ   mrw ßß ßßßÜ   ² DISTRIBUTION SITES:° ß mistigris.org - WHQ   @mistfunk   mistfunk.tumblr.com     pc.textmod.es  sixteencolors.net  artpacks.org The Guardian of Forever SAUCE00MIST1015 Member List Sudden Death, enzO, Mist / Blocktronics 20151031NüP{ IBM VGA