IGNITE01/WM-IIFNU
Mistigram: one year and five days ago, we nominally assisted Kirkman in releasing the improbable IGNITE01 artpack, featuring Instant Graphics & Sound multimedia screens for Atari ST BBS callers. One of its included artworks was this important disclaimer, designed by Weatherman115. Please be careful to ensure neural link headset compatibility before use!
#AtariST #disclaimer #IGNITE01 #IGS #InstantGraphicsSound #Weatherman115
IGNITE01/KM-8CALV
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjsWUNiKs6E
Mistigram: though we mostly focus on releasing science fiction-themed art in May, due to the interests of its mastermind, @kirkman14, who provided most of its showpieces, there was quite a bit of it in the IGNITE01 collection of multimedia #AtariST #IGS (#InstantGraphicsAndSound) works we shared last year on New Year’s Eve. Because scientific progress goes “boink”, this one is a tribute to Bill Watterson’s beloved #CalvinAndHobbes comic strip.
#CalvinAndHobbes #IGNITE01 #IGS #InstantGraphicsAndSound #Kirkman
IGNITE01/MOTH-REC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_1V0A6thP0
Mistigram: on New Year’s Eve we released two artpacks — the second of them, IGNITE01, was a collection of multimedia screens drawn in the #AtariST’s forgotten IGS (Instant Graphics & Sound) format, intended for BBS use, curated by @kirkman14 as part of his deep dive into the defunct system, extensively documented at https://breakintochat.com/blog/category/instant-graphics-and-sound/ This spiralling specimen, “the recursion is justified”, was drawn by Moth.
IGNITE01/AC-ROBOT
Mistigram: this romantic robot was drawn by Alexander Corris in the #AtariST’s long-forgotten #IGS (Instant Graphics & Sound) multimedia / vector graphics format – extensively documented at https://breakintochat.com/wiki/Instant_Graphics_and_Sound_(IGS) – and was included in @kirkman14’s recent IGNITE01 collection of new IGS works.
#AlexanderCorris #AtariST #IGNITE01 #IGS #InstantGraphicsSound #robot
IGNITE01/KM-3FUJI
Mistigram: If you weren’t around while its brand was a big league going concern, it is perhaps impossible to fully appreciate the stranglehold that the appearance of George Opperman’s #Fuji logo for #Atari could establish on a young mind, living on rent-free for decades as a retrofuturistic visual shibboleth of sorts. It flies a colour-cycling flag here for the #AtariST home computer platform whose BBSes the #IGS (or #InstantGraphicsAndSound) multimedia format was designed for use on. IGS archaeologist @Kirkman drew this animated image for inclusion in the new IGNITE01 artpack collection of modern IGS screens that he spearheaded.
#Atari #AtariST #Fuji #IGNITE01 #IGS #InstantGraphicsAndSound #Kirkman
IGNITE01/PDX-INVD
Mistigram: This escaped Space Invader, drawn by @Polyducks, is a highlight of #IGS vector graphics from the recent IGNITE01 artpack collection of modern examples of the #AtariST’s #InstantGraphicsAndSound format. You can enjoy further specimens via https://16colo.rs/pack/ignite01
#AtariST #IGNITE01 #IGS #InstantGraphicsAndSound #Invader #polyducks #SpaceInvaders
IGNITE01 FILE_ID.DIZ
Mistigram: for some time our oldschool colleague @kirkman of BreakIntoChat.com has been investigating and reviving the long-defunct #IGS (Instant Graphics and Sound) multimedia vector art format intended in the early ’90s for use on #AtariST BBSes. This research culminated in our joint release of the IGNITE01 artpack collection on the final day of 2024 (our second artpack release of that day!), including several animated screens with sound effects that he made and numerous static illustrations, many of them drawn by regulars of the Mistigris computer art collective. You can enjoy seeing the static screens (and downloading the animated ones for local display) via the @16colors web gallery, or if you prefer you can watch them all display as they would have unfolded on period BBSes on YouTube via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rS_riObN32o . Kirkman’s complete explorations into the history of the IGS file format can be enjoyed at https://breakintochat.com/blog/category/instant-graphics-and-sound/?order=asc
Mistigris computer arts, est. 1994