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Hello, World!

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GGerardoFurtado
Last edited Nov 29, 2015
Created on Nov 28, 2015

This example demonstrates a vintage terminal-style “Hello, World!” visualization using a custom SVG webfont (`glass_tty_vt220`) to render animated, glowing glyphs. The embedded font defines pixel-like letterforms, and the SVG animates the characters to simulate the effect of text being typed onto a classic VT220 terminal screen. The piece is authored by GerardoFurtado and rendered entirely in SVG with animation.

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