I placed a 6ft by 8ft 24-bit color ASCII Art poster of a ladybug at the end of a long corridor at UNT Discovery Park on Friday October 21, 2011 late at night after all of the administrators had gone home for the weekend. I also left a notebook for comments. Stay tuned to see what people say.
The ladybug poster is an example of guerilla art. Guerilla Art is an installation art form in which the artist leaves an anonymous art piece in an unauthorized public location.
Ladybug in Color ASCII Art.
Closeup showing text.
The pixels are large when printed.
Each letter is about half an inch wide.
The poster goes up in four pieces.
Our building has very long corridors.
Let's start walking.
There's the door to the Department of Computer Science and Engineering on the right.
Now we're level with the door to the Department of Computer Science and Engineering.
What's that I see in the distance?
That's the Chairman's office on the right.
LARC coming up on the right.
LARC on the right.
Help lab on the right.
It's a giant ladybug!
Now I see it clearly.
Yes, it's a giant ladybug.
The comments were closed on Friday, November 18 after some fool stole my pen.
Created October 22, 2011. Last updated August 7, 2019.