maybe i’ll just

stay in and draw

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potato

i love you baby unicorn

opposites attract

I have absolutely ZERO talent in the drawing department.  I could probably do the potato. Probably.  When I was little I had three recognizable things I would draw.  A unicorn actually was one.  It was just a unicorn head.  Easily mistaken for a candy cane if it weren’t for the horn and an eye.  I would draw rainbows and balloons too.  That’s it.

lambert (not adam)

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Lambert 1, NY 1902

Frank Lambert, a French immigrant spent seventeen years developing the Lambert. The first patent was in 1884 and it came to market in 1896. One types by pushing down on one of the keys, causing the whole round disk to tilt down in that direction. Down below, just above the typing point, is a convex, vulcanite surface, with all of the characters molded into it. This surface is connected to the upper disk and tilts in the correct direction, as it descends down to make contact with the paper. The middle knob is pushed down for a space. (via The Martin Howard Collection)