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Hand-drawn icons: travel, business and planner sets

Hand-drawn icons — a travel set of a suitcase, a map pin, an aeroplane, a passport, a camera, a compass, a palm tree, a hotel bed and a boarding ticket, one uneven ink line of a single weight, left open with no fill, rounded corners and a slight wobble in every stroke

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Reading 1Travel
Reading 2Business
Reading 3Planner

Hand-drawn icons are the set with a wobble: nine icons, one weight, one corner radius, drawn to sit together on a website or a planner. These nine sheets cover travel, business and planner themes, each in an open outline, a filled color block and a chunky brush stroke. Ask for a different theme and the same nine-icon grid draws it.

  • a website or app icon set
  • a planner or journal sticker sheet
  • a presentation or slide deck graphic
  • a small business branding kit

Frequently asked questions

How many icons are in each set?
Nine icons per sheet, laid out in an even three-by-three grid at one size and one stroke weight.
What size do these print at?
Each sheet is a square 1024×1024 canvas; individual icons can be cropped out at that resolution for web or print use.
Can I get a different theme?
Yes — the direction field takes any theme, such as fitness or Christmas, and the same nine-icon grid draws it in the same style.

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