Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
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Francia : Royal de Luxe
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Friday, December 3, 2010
Susan Kare: Interview With an Iconic Designer [GALLERY]
from Mashable
Susan Kare is the master of making icons iconic. From a mere handful of pixels she has created small-scale graphics that have become part of the visual language of computing.
Widely recognized as a groundbreaking digital designer, the Museum of Modern Art in New York describes Kare as “a pioneering and influential computer iconographer,” and states that her icon designs “communicate their function immediately and memorably, with wit and style.”
Kare’s phenomenal career spans from the early days of Apple (as the screen graphics and digital font designer for the original Macintosh computer) right through to designing for iPhone apps, encompassing Microsoft, IBM and Facebook along the way.
We caught up with Susan Kare just as she launches her new print site Kare Prints (offering limited edition, signed and numbered prints of her classic designs) to take a look back at some of her most memorable creations.
Have a look through the gallery below for some highlights of Kare’s work, complete with commentary from the artist. Even if you don’t consider yourself familiar with Kare’s portfolio, we think you’ll be amazed at how many you recognize!
1. Apple Happy Mac
"This icon was designed to be seen when the original Macintosh computer was turned on. The idea was to create an image to suggest that the new computer was friendly and accessible. Plus a stylized smiling face is inclusive -- it looks like everyone."
2. Chicago Font
"This font was designed from the start to be the system font for the Macintosh, and was intended to be somewhat bold and easy to read. For the most part it only includes horizontal, vertical, and 45 degree lines.
It served for many years as the Macintosh system font, and was used when the iPod was introduced. Its original name was 'Elefont.'"
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some well deserved fame...
you can find a recent article about "contrast" on the "walla fashion" site online. it's a very good review on schmiel's fashion line "contrast" in hebrew, so for all those of you non-hebrew speakers, hit the picture and have a look at his collection yourselves..big up to our man schmiel!
to the review:
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