
Madonna and Child in The Best of Creative Computing Volume 1, 1976. via.

Madonna and Child in The Best of Creative Computing Volume 1, 1976. via.

Detail from ACiD Is The Best by King Midas / ACiD, 1996.
Video about Paul Smith, the Typewriter artist. Originally aired March-April of 1976 on KOIN-TV in Portland Oregon.

Page from Snapshots by Mary Beams. Made with Norpak Telidon terminal in the early 80s. Image from the article Graphics Artistry On Line in BYTE Magazine 1983-07.

Leetspeak and possible emoticons from 1890. Found by Koichi Yasuoka, who writes:
The article shown right is from The Typewriter World (Chicago), Vol.I, No.2 (October 1897), p.46, which I found in The New York Public Library. You see the sentense “he Said it would Be a thxng of beavty & jOy FORever” is followed by a combination of punctuation marks, a semicolon and a right parenthesis, which is one of the so-called emoticons nowadays. I cannot make sure that it was really intended to represent a winking smile, but I need to check Berkshire News (Great Barrington, Massachusetts) of February 6, 1890. How do you think about this?

Excerpt from 5 Biblical Poems by Jackson Mac Low, made in 1955 and published in 1968. Made by chance, using the bible. From Words to be Looked at.