When the Sapphire Apps co-founders walk into a Hollywood boardroom, they always get a double take from the executives they shake hands with. At ages 23 and 25, these millennials are the youngest people in the room."We're two kids," said Anish Dalal, who co-founded the company last year with Thomas Ma. "My business partner looks like he is 12 and I look like I'm 16. It's overwhelming but it's been great once we get past the barriers."Dalal and Ma have made a business out of turning celebrities into emojis, those fun virtual stickers you sprinkle into your iMessages. The Chicago-based company with a staff of eight kicked off last year. While they are yet to be profitable, they hope to become a mainstay in the world of emoji apps.As part of Sapphire's quest to turn every celebrity with a social media following into a virtual sticker, the company in May will roll out a Lindsay Lohan emoji app. They've already made their name with Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman and DJ DEORRO & Panda Funk. Conversations are also ongoing with Bart Baker, a YouTuber with nearly nine million subscribers.Read the rest of this article over on MOTHERBOARD.