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Love Susan Kare, wear the t-shirt

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The woman who designed the original Macintosh computer icons, the Windows 3.0 solitare cards and numerous other icons for computer operating systems and websites. Susan Kare’s skill in making icons comes from portraying a complex idea with an incredibly simple image that may only be a couple of dozen dots.

You love her work, you know the original ‘sad mac and happy mac‘ icons, now you can wear the merchandise!

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