Fuck Yeah, Book Arts!

visual-poetry:

»anachronism« typewriter poems by anatol knotek

unique, handmade chapbook, 16 poems, DIN A6, with sewn bindings;

»usually a book is just a copy - but not this one. every poem is individually written with my typewriter, so each single page is unique. out of about 50 poems i chose 16 for each book, therefore also the contents varies and is never the same.«

if you like to purchase the book, you can use the paypal button on the left side of my blog, or just contact me on tumblr or via email: anatol(at)anatol(dot)cc

archiemcphee:

This awesome device is a fully-functional Typewriter Arm Guard with Bluetooth and Touchpad created by Thomas Willeford of Brute Force Studios. The keyboard is mounted on an intricately tooled Steampunkish leather and brass arm guard.

Watch a video demonstration here. Then head over to Etsy to view more images and, if you’ve got $1200 to spare, perhaps even order one for yourself.

[via Technabob]

nevver:

Perfection

cmonstah:

Stanley Kubrick awesomeness from @lacma: the typewriter from The Shining. (at Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA))

USB Typewriters by Jack Zylklin

USB Typewriter offers a line of antique typewriters that also work as computer keyboards, as well as a DIY kit so that you can convert your own typewriter to USB! 

(Source: blip.tv)

collective-history:

The Writing Ball ca. 1865

The Hansen Writing Ball was invented in 1865 by the Rasmus Malling-Hansen.

The writing ball was first patented and entered production in 1870, and was the first commercially produced typewriter.

Is it just me or does this look like the greatest engagement ring ever? 

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(via collectivehistory)

nevver:

Whittling

nevver:

Hereby

nevver:

Deep down

designstain:

Noisy Interactive Posters by DM9DDB

Clever campaign by DM9DDB for Saxsofunny, a sound engineering company from Brazil.

Playing with the theme “Every image has a sound”, the Brazilian agency created interactive ads using different materials to simulate the sounds of objects pictured in their campaign posters.

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