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This Young Artist Draws With A Typewriter, And Here Are 30 Of His Impressively Detailed Images
Interview With Artist
Some may say that typewriters are a thing of the past, but one young artist proves that it’s quite the opposite. 23-year-old architecture student James Cook creates wonderful artworks using manual typewriters, and more and more people are becoming interested in them. His works are very accurate and precise, featuring people, architecture, still life, and pets. Scroll down for Bored Panda’s interview with the artist!
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Misterscooter 6 years ago
I was hoping there would be a Tom Hanks on a typewriter. So fitting.
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Katy McMouse 6 years ago
Being able to accurately depict expressions and portray the eyes is difficult enough with normal media, but this? Outstanding.
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Catlady6000 6 years ago
We only had manuals in my high school typing class, some of us got pretty good at this and the teacher had some patterns. It was almost like doing cross stitch, space bar for empty space, different letters, numbers and characters for different textures. And there were also different colored ribbons, usually just black red and occasionally blue, and one with red on one side and black on the other, which could add even more depth to the picture. I was so proud of my square, only one letter out of line.
Catlady6000 6 years ago
We only had manuals in my high school typing class, some of us got pretty good at this and the teacher had some patterns. It was almost like doing cross stitch, space bar for empty space, different letters, numbers and characters for different textures. And there were also different colored ribbons, usually just black red and occasionally blue, and one with red on one side and black on the other, which could add even more depth to the picture. I was so proud of my square, only one letter out of line.
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