Showing posts with label manual typewriter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label manual typewriter. Show all posts

Thursday, August 13, 2020

When I Should Have Been Studying Biochemistry

The Kreb Cycle was so convoluted for finals week, I typed this instead, with a 20 year old's obsession with the Marx Brothers and their (then) recent biography by Joe Adamson.  It may have been printed somewhere, but if so, they had the good sense not to digitize it for future review by Russian trolls.













Wednesday, June 13, 2018

Typing on a Manual Anything....

Presenting the opportunity to hash out random noggin noises, a typewriter is faster than legible handwritten notes — and creates an immediate, organic record, without interruption for “improvement.” It allows me to argue with my thoughts instead of those of an algorithm-designed program.
These gatherings allow for tactile experimentation – perhaps an unusual example will become a new extension of these fingertips. We all become percussion performers in the process.

 At work...

On the road...

 With Oswald

With a beer...remember, write drunk but edit sober...