jeremy mayer’s re-assembly line

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Typewriter key jewelry is all the rage these days.  I’ve often wondered what happens to the rest of the typewriter once the keys have been removed.  Jeremy Mayer offers one option.  Mayer disassembles the machines and reconstructs them as life-size, anatomically correct human and animal figures. He’s got a great eye for detail; for determining which curve of the body lends itself to a specific piece or part of the typewriter.

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2 Responses to jeremy mayer’s re-assembly line
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    October 23, 2009 | 8:34 am

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  2. colin
    April 6, 2010 | 5:03 am

    Nothing warms my heart more than a disassembled typewriter except one that has been beautifully reassembled.

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