The ubiquitous yellow smiley face symbol was created in 1963. ... There is no doubt that it’s a smiley face, though it looks anything but happy.

Healing America, one smile at a time.

The company produced pins with a smiley face on it, and sold millions over the course of the decade, though Ball did not trademark the design. Later, in 1971, Bernard and Murray Spain, two brothers ...

It’s a testament to the symbol that it can be deconstructed ... There is no doubt that it’s a smiley face, though it looks anything but happy. The yellow smiley icon was born in 1963 in ...

For decades, this feel-good symbol has encouraged millions to smile. The happy face and “Have a Nice Day “ helped to define the ‘70s. With two dots and a pencil stroke, schoolchildren have ...

In 1963, the original version of the Smiley Face symbol was created in Worcester, Massachusetts, by Charles Ball's father, graphic artist Harvey Ross Ball.

By the ‘70s, the smiley face was beginning to infiltrate popular culture. ... From rave totem to txt spk emoji, the smiley remains an effervescent symbol for good times and happy revolution. ...

His symbol soon skyrocketed to become that globally iconic smiley face. In the 1990s, he asked his son to help revive the business after "overexploitation" had left the symbol "dated".

Happy birthday, Smiley face! Nordstrom has some fancy presents Only 10 stores in the U.S. and Canada — two in Texas — will have the Pop-In@Nordstrom x Smiley temporary shops.