Tyree Callahan, a Washington-based artist, has turned a vintage typewriter into a new artistic medium. He replaced the keys on the 1937 Underwood Standard typewriter with colours instead of letters.
The Chromatic Typewriter is a fascinating experiment in how to create art. While you might not have complete control over how the final image looks, who wouldn’t want to type up a painting on a vintage typewriter?
While typewriters can be used to paint a picture with words, Tyree’s typewriter can literally be used to paint.
The typewriter is also up for the 2012 West Prize, and you can vote for his entry here.
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