A while back, I did an experiment: drawing a typing keyboard. It's something I see and use every day, so it should be easy, right? Well, I was able to, but it

A while back, I did an experiment: drawing a typing keyboard. It's something I see and use every day, so it should be easy, right? Well, I was able to, but it didn't come from first principles or even visualizing it. It came from imagining myself at a keyboard and "simulating" typing. In my mind's body, I would type a sentence, which enabled me to extract the location of the keys, which I could then translate into part of the visual sketch on paper. The initial sketch came out with key sizes and shapes heavily distorted, but all of them spatially located in the correct relative horizontal ordering, and a second sketch made it possible to regularize them. Not sure what it means, but it was an interesting exercise.