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    The "S" Thing.

    The "S" Thing.



    Recently I caught a link about this, and realized that people all over the world draw it. I was flabbergasted. (or not, I just like that word) I thought the S stood for Seattle or possibly Seahawks, since that's in my state. But people in the UK draw it. People in California. Everywhere, apparently. People associate it with a brand called Stussy, which I've never heard of, but the symbol predates that brand and was never a part of their logo. I gather. Could be wrong.

    ...Yeah I guess that's it. Anyone else draw this as a kid?
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    Yup. Even before I associated it with music (never heard of Stussy's). Just trying to remember WHICH band x.x
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    • #3
      I read recently about someone making a whole font to go with that letter... Of course, I don't remember where or when!!
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      • #4
        Never drawn that or heard of it, never heard of Stussy either.
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        • #5
          Doesn't Suzuki use a variation on that?

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