Bank Station, London

Bank Station, London

This type-written piece was produced in July, 2019.

 “A couple of weeks back, I made the rookie mistake of changing from Monument to Bank and walking what seemed to be the length of the channel tunnel to find myself, not in France, but still in London, and ended up finding the train platform packed with commuters during rush hour. I gave up and resurfaced onto Threadneedle Street where I took a photo of the London Skyline. This typewriter art is to remind me to never, EVER do this again!“

~ James Cook.

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Bank Station, London. Drawn using my 1950’s Oliver Courier Typewriter. A couple of weeks back, I made the rookie mistake of changing from Monument to Bank and walking what seemed to be the length of the channel tunnel to find myself, not in France, but still in London, and ended up finding the train platform packed with commuters during rush hour. I gave up and resurfaced onto Threadneedle Street where I took a photo of the London Skyline. This typewriter art is to remind me to never, EVER do this again! All jokes aside, I thought I’d use the red ink on my typewriter ribbon to type the buses. #london #londonart #londonskyline #architecture #typewriter #typewriterart #ascii #asciiart #typed #typewriterpoetry #drawing #art #artist #artstudent #architecturestudents #arch_drawing #art_spotlight #art_empire

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SOLD

* prints available

Year

28/07/19

Dimensions

210mm x 297mm

Paper Type

100gsm

No. Hours to Type

8

Ref:

3231