Alhamdulillah, siang ini ternyata blogger udah sembuh lagi nih hehehehe
Btw lagi2 miki mizuno jadi covernya majalah Baila (salah satu majalah cewek jepang) edisi July 2003, gua cari di kinokuniya Sogo gak ada tapi :P. Udah 7X kali donk doi jadi cover Baila yah sugoiii ne...
pernah denger susan kare, she is the woman behind the most recognisable digital icons that gave the Macintosh computer its characteristic look
"Susan Kare received a B.A., summa cum laude, from Mount Holyoke College, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in fine arts from New York University.
My career in user interface graphic design began when I worked for Apple Computer between 1983 and 1986. My job: icon and font designer for a new computer, the Macintosh. The task: to transform small grids of black and white pixels into a family of symbols that would assist people in operating the computer. The design process involved the search for the strongest metaphors, and the craft of depicting them. My work also focused on developing a set of proportional typefaces for the computer screen; a departure from the monospaced characters typically found on typewriters and earlier computers. With the icon and font work, I hoped to help counter the stereotypical image of computers as cold and intimidating."
Btw lagi2 miki mizuno jadi covernya majalah Baila (salah satu majalah cewek jepang) edisi July 2003, gua cari di kinokuniya Sogo gak ada tapi :P. Udah 7X kali donk doi jadi cover Baila yah sugoiii ne...
pernah denger susan kare, she is the woman behind the most recognisable digital icons that gave the Macintosh computer its characteristic look
"Susan Kare received a B.A., summa cum laude, from Mount Holyoke College, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in fine arts from New York University.
My career in user interface graphic design began when I worked for Apple Computer between 1983 and 1986. My job: icon and font designer for a new computer, the Macintosh. The task: to transform small grids of black and white pixels into a family of symbols that would assist people in operating the computer. The design process involved the search for the strongest metaphors, and the craft of depicting them. My work also focused on developing a set of proportional typefaces for the computer screen; a departure from the monospaced characters typically found on typewriters and earlier computers. With the icon and font work, I hoped to help counter the stereotypical image of computers as cold and intimidating."
