I really learned from this that "6" seems to be the default character. (Interestingly, there is no 6, where you'd expect it, like in the number row or on the numeric keypad, indicating that "6" is not a number.)
Also, is it just me, or is that an illustration style you'd rather connect with the Apple II? Which may be well why the keyboard is placed like it is and may explain the over-all cutesy appearance.
agree - looking at the old byte archive(s) we got up on the site. the older apple ads had a sketched liked quality to some of the cutaway drawings. Its why I thought it was period / familiar.
The Atari art style is equally unmistakeable. I have a coffee table book devoted to their art...
Somedays, I can be a couple of bytes short of a file.
Also, is it just me, or is that an illustration style you'd rather connect with the Apple II? Which may be well why the keyboard is placed like it is and may explain the over-all cutesy appearance.
The Atari art style is equally unmistakeable. I have a coffee table book devoted to their art...
art of atari book - i have the hardback and iTunes digital : https://a.co/d/3X4mHWX