ASCII Animation (Scripts)

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"Morph" by Skylined is an ASCII-animation in the browser, using JavaScript. The animations are made up of two parts. The first one is a "Morph" effect between four different ASCII logos and the second part being Mandelbrot fractal look-alike zoom and rotation.

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