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ascii raptors

A free ascii art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Procedural birds of prey drawn with real ASCII on Canvas. Five birds, three original anatomical models, zero runtime dependencies.

by @rafaeltorresng · rafaeltorresng/ascii-raptors on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON RAFAELTORRES.DEVUPDATED 25 Oct 2026

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Birds of prey built from articulated geometry, animated procedurally, and drawn with real ASCII characters on Canvas 2D. TypeScript, no runtime dependencies, no framework required.

Light theme · Architecture · Validation and limitations

The landing page is a shared sky with five birds, drifting ASCII atmosphere, light/dark themes, and pause/play controls. Birds turn along their routes, bank into curves, and transition between gliding and flapping. The individual study page offers three species, four views, pose inspection, and export tools.

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