A newer Python package called Rich Pixels allows you to create images in your terminal and display them. Darren Burns, one of the team members from

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Rich Pixels is a Python package created by Darren Burns from the Textual project, allowing you to display images directly in your terminal. It can be installed using pip and can render both pre-existing images and those created with Pillow. The resolution of the image affects its display quality. While there might not be many practical use cases, it is a fun addition to terminal applications.

Creating Images in Your Terminal with Python and Rich Pixels