A set of transportation pictograms, for sale as stock imagery on the getty images network.

Can you imagine an international airport or train station, not using any of the symbols? This proves the importance of speaking a universal language, without the need for clarifying words. My goal was to create a uniform set which stands out of the crowd, using an atypical "outlined" design instead of the traditional "filled" icons we're used to see. As illustrated in the example, all icons are build in a uniform grid to make sure they share the same visual values. Roundings, line thicknesses and heights are all identical.

Because the final application of royalty-free stock imagery isn't known in advance, all icons are designed in vector format. That way all elements can be easily edited and rescaled to any size while retaining their original detail.

The idea of ​​using an outlined styling was born after analyzing some typical chairs and tables.

I deliberately chose contours because it corresponds very well with how furniture is assembled. Elements such as chair or table legs, bed frames, … all have sort of an outlined structure.

"Pictographic" Illustration. These vector made images are for sale as stock imagery via the gettyimages network.

All pictograms are designed in a grid to make sure they have the same visual style. Roundings, lines, heights, ... share the same values.

Optimised for small displays // Pixel-Perfect output

Minimal Icons, designed for readability on mobile devices and small displays. Each icon is build in vector format and has a pixel-perfect PNG variant included.