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1. THE NOUN PROJECT AGE ICON FULL
2. THE NOUN PROJECT AGE ICON CODE
3. THE NOUN PROJECT AGE ICON SERIES
4. THE NOUN PROJECT AGE ICON FREE

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THE NOUN PROJECT AGE ICON FREE

It's a great, free resource for icons and pictograms, which happen to be especially ideal for tab-bar icons in iOS apps. What? You don't know about The Noun Project? Holy cats, waste no time and get over there, pronto. It’s the day before the tenth anniversary of an awful day in the city’s history, and I can’t think of a better way to mark that occasion than to offer my humble skills to a city I love. If you can help, drop ’em a line at or I plan to attend the Iconathon on September 10 in New York City, where the icon theme will be transportation. And hey, the Iconathon crew is also still looking for help: graphic designers to lead sessions, sponsors whose products support the creative industry (looking at you Adobe and Apple), and sponsors for food, drinks, furniture rentals, art supplies, etc. If you live in or near one of the Iconathon cities (San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, Boston, or Chicago), give it a spin- even if you can’t draw. …including, well why not, an abandoned car icon: Having a work sprint on Iconathon Drawing dying bodies & trash bags.- Iconathon July 21, 2011 The iconathons haven’t even gotten rolling yet, but a few designers are starting to limber up with some early drafts

THE NOUN PROJECT AGE ICON SERIES

Series of blog posts will follow events in each city. Them based on technical and stylistic guidelines. Will be submitted to The Noun Project, which will curate Each group working onĪ symbol concept may also be matched with a respectedĭesigner to get feedback on their designs. Their home or design studios while continuing the collaboration Participants will sketch ideasĪnd concepts during the events, and refine them from Planners, city staffers and developers who are passionateĪbout civic design. Iconathon events will include design charrettes, design workshopsĪnd networking opportunities for local designers, urban Spaces (‘local’, ‘community meeting,’ ‘community news.’) Of about 30–50 civic concepts to choose from to design.įor example, participants can modernize icons suchĪs ‘family’ to reflect the makeup of modern families,Ĭreate icons for new civic services like 311 (symbolsįor ‘potholes’ and ‘graffitti’) and icons for community How cool is that.Įach participating city will have a topic and a set Looking for a bathroom, for parking, for an airport? Look for YOUR icon. This means that you, me, anybody can be part of creating the next generation of everybody-knows-em signs and symbols. The result will be a set of public-domain symbols that can be used by public and private organizations to communicate visual concepts to urban denizens.

THE NOUN PROJECT AGE ICON FULL

The gist: gather a slew of designers together in cities around the nation for a full day of brainstorming and designing the icons needed in civic signage.

THE NOUN PROJECT AGE ICON CODE

The Iconathon is a collaboration between the icon geniuses of The Noun Project and the civic-minded geeks at Code for America.

Designers, on your marks! Pixel slingers, grab your javelins! Icon acrobats, get limber! The Iconathon is here, and it’s an AWESOME concept.