ascii

Load this as your terminal's start screen

1. Generate your art above. Turn off color — plain cat prints raw text, not the colored HTML this tool renders in-page, so a color-mode export will just show literal <span> tags in a terminal.
2. Keep width under your terminal's column count (usually 80) so lines don't wrap and distort the art. Check yours with tput cols.
3. Click Download .txt and save it somewhere permanent, e.g. ~/.ascii-art.txt.
4. Add one line to your shell's startup file so it prints on every new terminal:

   echo 'cat ~/.ascii-art.txt' >> ~/.bashrc   # bash
   echo 'cat ~/.ascii-art.txt' >> ~/.zshrc    # zsh
   echo 'cat ~/.ascii-art.txt' >> ~/.config/fish/config.fish   # fish

5. Open a new terminal window (or run source ~/.bashrc) to see it.

Tip: a monospace font with roughly square character cells (the default in most terminal emulators) keeps the proportions closest to what you see above. If it looks squashed, try a lower width or check your terminal's font.