Rosaire Appel: Visual Books @ 57W57Arts

Black Styx: An Asemic PΩ by MK JCBSN

Asemic Writing from An Mayou‎

2 Asemic Works from Nick Gaetano‎

Asemic Poem & Comic by Rob Grant

Ibis and Toucan (star crossed lovers)

An old Asemic Comic, sourced from the 2013 archive.

Mars' Name For Itself by Monte Thrasher‎

This 'alphabet' was selected from the previous image, of a Martian dune field dusted with dry ice. "What is Mars' name for itself?"

I like sifting through Martian imagery looking for distinct and alien patterns and trying to tinker artwork out of them, for surely any native Martian art must start with the landscape.

I'm a proud proto-Martian, you see.

We'll have a developed Martian culture some day --well, actually the Martian colonists will-- but now it's at such an embryonic stage you can make a contribution without getting swamped, and it can stand out as first things do.

My favorite 'genre' is first attempts: the first animated cartoon, the first electronic music, or first musique concrète, the first animated abstract art, and so on.

In the earliest stages, before there are conventions or cliches to lean on, all the artist has for guidance is his or her own sense of what is beautiful and true.

Asemic File: "fluid non-irritation," by Nilon

Instructions from Tony Burhouse

www.genemutation.co.uk

One Page & Six Move from Phil Openshaw

Asemic Writing from Joseph Griffo‎

Ghost Writing by Denis Smith‎

Asemic Writing In A Can by Matt Margo‎

Asemic Writing from Volodymyr Bilyk

Bird Songs by John McConnochie

Asemic Writing from Kent Christensen‎

Topographical Anagram by Mark Fisher

Cathartic Poem by Lucinda Sherlock‎

Turning Words In Space by Robyn Ellenbogen

Asémique calligraphie par Jean-christophe Giacottino

LOVE by Laura Ortiz‎

Asemic Palm Reading by Ricky Brett‎

3|\/|05 by Paul Hertz‎

Asemic Writing/Art from Thomas Jordan‎

Asemic Writing from Spencer Selby