"Moonbirds at Home" is a NFT project launched by @tank in 2023.

It was a low-res, pixel art version of the Moonbirds by Proof collection. I love the artwork, really, really good, and opinionated. Not easy when working with a 16x16 grid (and most of them use less than 8x16! 

Moombirds were released under CC0.

- Can I have a Moonbird, mom?
- No, honey, we have Moonbirds at home.

Later, Proof turned against the project for using the term "Moonbird", and they had to change it to "Moombirds".

Anyway, I decided to take this one step further, and convert the pixel art to ANSI-art: text files with ANSI codes that when displayed on a terminal, the result is the original image.

I also put together "moomsay", a cowsay-like CLI that uses the ANSI-art versions. 

Install from source, or using brew. https://github.com/vrypan/moomsay

Enjoy!

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This is awesome, nice work! Really cool seeing these little fellas popping up in my timeline again.

BTW, do you by any chance have a trait per id list? Would be fun to be able to do thinks like

echo "How would this work?" | moomsay --curious

Yes and no ... you could read the info from the contract directly but it will just point you to an json file on IPFS. There you can find the meta data.

Yes, I was thinking if you has a lis off chain. Too much work, for a fun project, to parse all 10k tokenUris.

Yes and no ... you could read the info from the contract directly but it will just point you to an json file on IPFS. There you can find the meta data.
https://etherscan.io/token/0x4ecd988f2861e479f7eb2e94bbb48709b9a2cb5b#readContract