Behold the harp emoji, brought to you by a famed harpist and a prolific emoji advocate

Behold the harp emoji, brought to you by a famed harpist and a prolific emoji advocate | CBC Radio

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September 19, 2024
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The harp emoji is the brainchild of beloved harpist Mary Lattimore and filmmaker Theo Schear, the man behind such emoji hits as juice box, disco ball, and Italian hand gesture.

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Behold the harp emoji, brought to you by a famed harpist and a prolific emoji advocate | CBC Radio

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