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Typewriter art
Ok, not quite art as in the real, free form work of Keira Rathbone, the British typewriter artist, but I did this on my Lettera 32. Quite fun, even if the process isn't for everyone.
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Re: Typewriter art
Oh, I remember playing around on a typewriter, drawing pictures with it. It was a lot like etch-a-sketch--the round parts always came out looking square.
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- Platenboy
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Re: Typewriter art
Yes, I just followed a pattern but it's quite satisfying, it annoys people round you though lol
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Thread Starter- Uwe
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Re: Typewriter art
You might find this previous thread of interest and the link to Malole's website within it (she is quite the typewriter artist):
Typewriter Art
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