Perhaps you are referring to art you have produced in a more traditional way.
John
I was referring to when in 1977 I called in to the National Physical Laboratory and asked if they had a Viewdata set and if so could they display page 786 for me please, explaining why I wanted to see it, and I was taken to a building and in the foyer was a Viewdata set and page 786 was displayed and there was my Colour Check design glowing from the screen.
1977 there was an article in Wireless World, a monthly magazine back then, and I wrote to the author, the inventor of Viewdata, Mr Fedida, with an original design for a colour graphic design that I called Colour Check, the design set out on squared paper in black for the letters e and red letters to stand for the control characters and a key beneath explaining format that I had used.
Mr Fedida replied to me and said the graphic had been added into the Viewdata system on page 786.
The design is reconstructed as best I remember it in the following thread.
https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index. … teresting/
I now have a print of that image, framed in an A4 frame.
I do not know whether in some archive somewhere the original Viewdata page is conserved.
William
