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Iconoir: Your new default library

Iconoir is one of the biggest open source icons libraries. No premium icons, no email sign-up, no newsletters. Icons available in SVG format, Font, React and React Native libraries, Figma and Framer.

Stellar Serifs: Sisteron

Sisteron, from the brilliant folk at Beasts of England Foundry, achieves a delicate and beautiful balance between stellar and stupendous. From vintage outer-space to Art Nouveau and Jugendstil, Sisteron is a typeface that evokes the ’20s, ’70s, and the 21st century.

Marco Andrea Cacioni uses design to build a “queer underwater civilisation”

Fusing queerness and electronic music, the graphic designer hopes their work looks like a new language made of “unreadable characters and monolithic architecture”.

Game UX — Blending Game Design and User Experience

The video game industry is a fun and exciting place for UX designers passionate about art, creativity, design innovation, and, of course, gaming. Game UX designers work on diverse projects, creating UIs and interactions to enhance the gaming experience.

Free illustrations Design

Download 50,000+ free vector images with Creative Commons license. Free illustrations, backgrounds and Illustrator templates in PNG, SVG, JPG, EPS and AI formats.

iOS 16.4 to bring 31 new emoji, including shaking face, pink heart, two pushing hands and more

The new set of emoji was originally unveiled during the draft phase last year, and not much has changed since — except that the shaking head is now angled, where it wasn’t before.

The Physics Principle That Inspired Modern AI Art

Diffusion models generate incredible images by learning to reverse the process that, among other things, causes ink to spread through water.    

Purrity illustrations

Meet Purrity, our latest stunning and highly detailed illustration pack with hundreds of creative ideas and categories that will bring your designs to the next level

Colors & Fonts V4

Color & typography resources and inspiration ━ search within hundreds of color palettes, gradients, color design systems and font pairings.

So, are fonts cut from paper now?*

Before the rise of cut-outs, it was abruptly straight, jagged lines that were fashionable in Brutalist typefaces. Paul Renner already had thoughts of doing that in the 1920s for Futura. The concept was, unfortunately, so ahead of its time that the idea remained in its older specimen, until recently.

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