Another random SumbleUpon the other day led me to this really brilliant idea by artist Tyree Callahan who transformed a 1937 typewriter into not only a piece of art in and of itself, but a machine that creates beautiful art as well. He replaced the letters and keys with color pads, which I originally though were pastels and used hued labels to match.
I Pinned it the other day, but just haven't gotten it out of my head. It's really such a unique idea that I haven't seen before. Oh how I would love to create something with it. I wonder how long it will take for a similar product to be on the market to buy?
You can go to Tyree Callahan's Facebook page and blog for more info.
Originally found at Colossal Art + Design
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7 comments:
Beautiful idea! Really love this!
xoxo
~Natasha Fatah~
~Natasha Fatah~
Wow that is a really cool idea. There are some very talented and super creative people out there!
http://aneyeforfashion.blogspot.com/
this is fun! i could see it with an old seventies typewriter, too.
I never would have thought to do something like this. Love it!
It is so very different and stylish typewriter .
Radialabs
Love this post!!! I want one!
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-Carmy
That's a truly beautiful idea... it's almost dream like. You could also write a letter in color code, or is that too secret spy style? Anyway I love this... it's really inspiring.
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