🌊- Don’t worry, this emoji *does* represent a wave. But Apple’s version of the wave emoji resembles the historic Japanese wood-block print, “The Great Wave off Kanagawa.” The print ...

Next time you type that shortcut, macOS will replace it with the emoji. Repeat the above steps for the emojis you use frequently. For example, to use :wave: for a waving emoji, enter :wave ...

For example, the letter W is made of pink watermelons, set on a background of wave emoji, and accented with lighter blue whale emoji that create a drop shadow. After examining a few of the letters ...

Sarah Thompson, curator of Japanese prints, says it’s safe to say most people would instantly recognize “The Great Wave.” “It may even be on your telephone as an emoji,” she added ...

It's a classic piece of Japanese art that dates back to circa 1830, but you might know it better as an emoji. Or printed on a t-shirt. Or shoes. Or laptop case. Katsushika Hokusai's Great Wave off ...

so much so that Apple’s wave emoji is based on it. Hokusai experimented with a wide range of styles and subjects throughout his career of over 70 years. The MFA will be showing over 90 woodblock ...