Unique and Quirky
Icons with a distinctive, playful style to make your content pop.
Icons with a distinctive, playful style to make your content pop.
Little pieces of art that’ll make your clients go, “Aww!”
Meticulously crafted vectors that meet your illustration needs with flair.
At Good Stuff No Nonsense, I believe that ‘hand-drawn’ should never mean ‘half-baked.’ Quality and attention to detail are my jam.
Here’s how the magic happens:
First, I need to know more about your product or business and what you need these icons for.
Where will they be displayed, and what purpose will they serve? Spill the beans in an email.
Next, we hash out the specifics. I’ll ask questions if needed, and we’ll agree on the schedule and payment.
(Heads up: For assignments under $500, I require payment upfront.)
Once the formalities are out of the way, we’ll dive into what can be done.
This chat helps me understand your vision and the best way to bring it to life.
I start doodling ideas until I find the one that clicks. I’ll polish it up and send you the final sketch.
If it ticks all your boxes, we move on to the next stage.
Time to add some definition!
I ink the icons digitally, playing with line thickness to create a balanced and interesting look.
Lastly, I digitize the icons by hand-tracing them in Adobe Illustrator.
This old-school approach ensures high quality and uniqueness. If we’ve agreed on colors, this is when they come into play.
Once all invoices are settled, you’ll receive a ZIP package containing:
$75 / per icon
Up to 3 icons
$67 / per icon
Up to 12 icons
$60 / per icon
More than 12 icons
Icons are not logos. Logo design is a different beast altogether. Trust me, hand-drawn icons like the ones on this page won’t work well as a logo. Case in point: my own logo here isn’t a hand-drawn icon.
We were looking for hand drawn icons that would be easy for people with limited ability to read or see. An extensive search led us to Agata at Good Stuff No Nonsense, who had several “sets” of icons but none that met all of our needs. She rapidly worked with us on an affordable way to bundle the icons we needed and to create some new ones. We even asked her for animated versions of an icon we initially thought could be static, and her results were outstanding. We are about to re-launch our app with these and are very excited about this improvement to it. Not only will it make the app easier to use, but her icons made the app so attractive little other design work was needed. She’s a consummate professional – meets deadlines, is willing to take suggestions and offers her own. We hope to have a long relationship with her.
If you’re here, it probably means you love hand-drawn icons (yay!) and you’ve got a project in mind that could use a little extra charm. I’d love to hear about it!
Just drop me a few lines using the form below. You don’t need to write a novel, but if you could tell me a bit about the following, that would be super helpful:
No pressure to be fancy. Just speak human.
Thanks for taking the time to reach out – I can’t wait to hear what you’ve got in mind!
Big hugs,
Agata