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Susan Kare

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Susan Kare is a pioneer of early computer graphic interface design. In the 80s, she began work at Apple Computer designing fonts, icons, and visual elements for the original Macintosh operating system and applications. Kare designed this set of textiles for the Jacquard loom, an early example of computer-controlled machinery, operated with punched cards and invented by Joseph Jacquard in 1801. This line of fine textiles celebrates the parallels between weaving and pixels; both rely on the idea of a grid spread across the surface of a medium.

Materials:
100% organic cotton, reversible

Dimensions:
Tea Towel, 18 x 27 in
Napkin, 17 x 17 in
Placemat, 19 x 14 in

Do not bleach, machine wash gentle, cold, dry flat.

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Susan Kare

Meet the Designer

In the 80s, Susan Kare began work at Apple Computer designing fonts, icons, and graphic elements for the nascent Macintosh operating system and applications.