Teletext Art

テレテキスト・アート / 1974–2012 / revival / Style / Lettering

Screen art made inside broadcast text, a mosaic of 40 by 24 characters in eight fixed colors. The extreme abstraction of Ceefax weather maps and news pages is being revived now as a classic of constraint.

Teletext Art — Teletext colour test screen — Wikimedia Commons / Public domain
Teletext colour test screen — Wikimedia Commons / Public domain
Teletext Art — Teletext screen — Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0 · © Onolweb
Teletext screen — Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · © Onolweb
Teletext Art — イタリアのテレテキスト画面 — Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0 · © Onolweb
イタリアのテレテキスト画面 — Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · © Onolweb

At a glance

Visual cues

  • Eight-color mosaic
  • The 40x24 frame
  • Pseudo-curves from blocks
  • The look of broadcast infrastructure

Best used for

  • Moving announcement screens for music or shows that sell constraint
  • Stream backdrops and looping standby screens before a show starts

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Dictionary entry

Type
One monospaced face only, hierarchy from double-height headings
Composition
Everything inside forty columns and twenty four rows, on the grid
Material
Eight-color block mosaic, dithering faking intermediate tones
Caution
Raising the resolution to smooth the drawing removes the necessity behind the coarseness and leaves a merely retro-looking picture.
Further study
BBC Ceefax pages / the International Teletext Art Festival / contemporary artists like Dan Farrimond

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