Why sets, not single drawings
Most products don't need one hero illustration. They need forty icons that sit on the same grid with the same stroke and corner style, a dozen small scenes for empty screens and onboarding, and a pattern or two for packaging or backgrounds. When those come from different sources, a product looks patched together. When they are drawn as one set, people stop noticing the icons and just use them.
The set at the top is a small example. Switch between thin, regular and bold to see how the same drawings change weight together. A real set gets decided this way early: one stroke, one grid, one corner radius, then every new icon follows the rules.
Services
Icon sets
Interface and marketing icons on one grid, delivered as SVG, PNG and Figma components.
Spot illustrations
Small scenes for empty states, onboarding, errors and landing pages.
Patterns and textures
Repeating patterns for packaging, print and web backgrounds.
What finished assets look like
What to send
- Where the assets will live: an app, a website, slides, packaging, print
- A list of icons or scenes you need, even a rough one
- Your brand guide, logo files, colors and fonts
- Screenshots of the screens or pages where they will appear
- Any existing icons or illustrations that new work has to match
- File formats your team uses (SVG, PNG, Figma, icon font) and your deadline
A rough list is fine. We often start with the twenty icons you need now and leave room in the rules for the ones you'll need later.
Where we work
All work is remote, so location matters only for call times. These pages cover teams in three cities.
Chicago, IL
Icon sets and illustration for Chicago brands, product teams and agencies.
Phoenix, AZ
Icon sets and illustration for Phoenix brands, product teams and agencies.
Cincinnati, OH
Icon sets and illustration for Cincinnati brands, product teams and agencies.
Common questions
How much does an icon set cost?
It depends on how many icons you need, how detailed they are, and the formats and sizes you want delivered. We quote each set in writing after reading your list.
Who owns the finished assets?
The quote sets out the rights. For custom work, you normally get the right to use the assets in your product and marketing; the details are in writing before work starts.
Can you extend an icon set we already have?
Yes. Send the existing files and we match the grid, stroke and corner style, then add the icons you are missing.
Are the assets on this site client work?
No. The icons and patterns are concepts drawn for this site, and the photos are AI-generated samples. Both are labeled.
Need a set, not a single drawing? Tell us where the assets will be used, how many you need and the look you already have.
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