James Cook uses only keystrokes from his collection of over 100 vintage typewriters (sometimes donated by fans) to create works of art. Educated as an architect, he works full-time as a typewriter artist and sells prints, originals, and commissioned pieces. Have you heard of James Cook?

Depending on the size, his pieces of art take days or weeks to create. He is able to generate varying hues by getting colored typewriter ribbon online. (Pictured, Wimbledon) Did you know that typewriter ribbon exists in colors like green?

With over 350 pieces in his growing collection, Cook creates artwork featuring celebrities, landmarks, museums, etc, but focuses on cityscapes. His prints sell for about $109 - $250, originals are about $1,000- $10,000, and original commissioned custom pieces are 4-40K. (Pictured, "Evening in Times Square, NYC") Would you buy typewriter art?

Cook calls his artwork, "A picture worth a thousand words". Some pieces consist of more than a million strokes. (Pictured, Cook's version of Vermeer's painting, "Girl with a Pearl Earring") Would you be able to create typewriter art? Please choose all that apply.