Priceonomics:
Susan Kare “was the type of kid who always loved art.” As a child, she lost herself in drawings, paintings, and crafts; as a young woman, she dove into art history and had grandeur dreams of being a world-renowned fine artist.
But when a chance encounter in 1982 reconnected her with an old friend and Apple employee, Kare found herself working in a different medium, with a much smaller canvas — about 1,024 pixels. Equipped with few computer skills and lacking any prior experience with digital design, Kare proceeded to revolutionize pixel art.
Kare is a legend and I never tire of reading or hearing about her story.
Susan Kare did brilliant work. Her symbology helped bring me in.
Is she the brains behind this mini-drama? If so, not as great she perhaps appears. http://www.marco.org/2013/06/21/hypercritical-shirts2
No idea. Marco doesn’t have the balls to call her out.
And apparently none of the grace to credit her in the first place. These kids today.