Currently I just have an animated GIF background, but I've had some animated ASCII art in the past.
I'm currently working on animating a fractal drawn with HTML Canvas.
Your houses and pencil style are very cute, I feel inspired to make something similar.
I'd like if clicking in the same place would grow whatever's there.
But apparently this planet has some very strong radiation protection, possibly synthetic, that blocks out the strong ultraviolet light from their second Sun. That ultraviolet is reflected back in the visible spectrum from the surface of their moon though - thus giving the appearance of a crescent during the entire cycle. The "dark side" is still lit, just lit less.
That was fun ))
Thank you for sharing.
I like to draw on my websites too. I write a gpu-rendered background for basically any website I make for fun.
A village pops up. There is no point to it. You can click to make more houses. You can right-click to drag things around. When I touch it again I think I'll add a sun and moon that track the time of day for wherever the user is located. Actually the footer has art too, each page has a semi-randomly assigned illustration from public-domain (old) art that I've found. Like drawings from James McNeill Whistler, for instance. I use his illustrations in 'useful' websites too.
Actually, I experimented with the sun/moon a few years ago, in this version: https://simonsarris.github.io/simeville/
If you left-click drag the sun downwards, you'll see the moon come up. That one is open source, but the code is quite slapdash compared to the new one. Also you have to click ITS TIME TO BUILD to get the buildings.
In general I think websites could be a lot more pretty (gorgeous even), silly, interesting, and a lot less corporate chic than they currently are.