There are plenty of places to find icons, but this agency side project reaches for a high standard of quality and consistency with a selection of coherent series.
Icons are becoming an increasing popular method of communication. Will we all one day again communicate like ancient Egypt in pictures, but globally, so that we can all understand each other?
@lougreyvenstein Indeed this observation was one of the motivations for this work. Shannon noted that too many icon libraries were either constrained to typical UI needs or mis-matched collections of clip art. She started the project as a means to teach her design team about applying the care usually reserved for typography to visual communication glyphs.
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