John Freeborn’s Tricolored Joystick Prints

March 4, 2009 in Art,Crafts,Gaming,Philadelphia with 1 Comment

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What can I say? I’m a bit of a John Freeborn fanboy. It wasn’t that long ago that I highlighted Freeborn’s sweet looking joystick necklaces. Today I bring you his joystick prints.

The prints are created using a custom printed pattern of dots, which are then filled in by hand into the joystick patterns. Printed on 11″ x “17″ paper, Freeborn painstakingly slaves over each image, and the result is rather impressive.

They’ll run you $60 a print on Etsy. I’ve got a couple more shots below. Check ‘em out. You know want one.

John Freeborn Joystick Drawings @ Etsy

About Eric: Eric spends most of his time writing, taking pictures, reading, and hanging out with his (somewhat famous) chinchilla Mittens and bunny Rory. He teaches writing and literature at some local Philadelphia colleges and works in publishing. He knows absolutely nothing about sports, and is proud of it.

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One Response to “John Freeborn’s Tricolored Joystick Prints”

  1. Britt March 4, 2009 at 11:27 am #

    These are awesome! They make me want to take all those silly scantrons from college and make designs with them. Great idea, John!

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