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1 November 2013 Last updated at 00:01 GMT

In a world of computers and smartphones, the humble typewriter seems long-forgotten as a means to communicate.

But one woman has found a continuing use for the machines and it has nothing to do with writing words.

Keira Rathbone uses the letters, numbers and symbols to create art - from tiny stick figures to huge multi-page montages.

She says she began the technique after sitting at a typewriter with a desire to type, but nothing to say.

Video Journalist: John Galliver
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-24760538

Very unusual and talented.  x Jeanne

Amazing, there are people who do things like that on a computer.

How unusual, talented people never fail to  amaze me

gpr  I remember in typing class we used to do some of that but only very simple ones like a tree, a flower, etc, certainly nothing like those wonderfully complicated pictures. 

tha22222. I can remember doing faces on the typewriter  it was in a magazine,and it told you what keys to use

Nothing like theses brilliant photos

Ann x