London based artist, Keira Rathbone, makes one-off complex images with the help of typewriter.
According to the Huffington Post, Rathbone said she began experimenting with the typewriter art in around 2003 and when she started typing out and about in London and Bristol, she realised that it was very unusual, Metro.co.uk reported.
Now people from all over the world contact her to tell her they are inspired or enquire about buying work or want to hire her to type at their events, she further added.
Rathbone has sold art around the world, online and even in Selfridges department store.
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