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Moof and other Mac Icon Shirts

Susan Kare designed the original icons for the Macintosh as well as some for many early popular software programs. She's responsible for both the Moof the Dogcow and the error bomb icons, for instance.

And now she's opened up a Cafe Press shop to sell her famous icon designs on t-shirts. Yes, you can get Moof on a t-shirt. Or the error bomb, the watch, or the alert icon.

This is definitely getting added to my wishlist. I really want a Dogcow shirt.


Susan Kare designed the original icons for the Macintosh as well as some for many early popular software programs. She's responsible for...
 

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EatingPie

Well, I knew this would get several of the same comments, ie the Dogcow is named Clarus.

What if I told you there are two others? Moofo (with an "o" on the end) the psychic dogcow, and Lackey the obnoxious talisman dogcow. Both used internally at Apple Developer/Tech Support.

And Susan Kare (with a "K" not an "H" :) ) -- by her own admission -- knows the dogcow is called Clarus, but says "I kind of like 'Moof.'" Didn't say she uses Moof, but she does like it.

Do not doubt Pie's intelligence... or... er... reference material.

(You'd think these bloggers would hire someone to do a writeup on this stuff... hint hint! Um... for millions of dollars of course. hint hint hint.)

http://www.storybytes.com/view-moof/articles/mim.html

NOTE: the previous post had a bad link caused by the blog software, it ends in ".html" so if there are other characters after, delete those and you got it.

-Pie

December 22 2005 at 11:52 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Per Arne Flatberg

In defence of the blog: The commercial site labels the Clarus-stuff as moof. It might well be that Susan Hare actually called or calls Clarus Moof.

December 22 2005 at 2:38 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Dan

The Dogcow is named Clarus, not Moof.

I'm going to sound like a troll, but TUAW needs to step up the journalistic integrity efforts and prevent the spread of misinformation. Errors like this are too common. And don't try to hide behind "it's a blog and just for fun." With high reader subscription comes responsibility.

December 21 2005 at 10:52 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
EatingPie

Um. The Dogcow is named Clarus, not Moof (don't feel bad, even the New York Times boned this one :) ).

For the real -- and only accurate! -- story on the history of the dogcow, check the Moof in Mind site:

http://www.storybytes.com/view-moof/articles/mim.html

-Pie

December 21 2005 at 12:44 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
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