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I’ve done so many globe illustrations over the years that I’m pretty much sick of them at this point. Back in 2006, when I first started creating stock illustrations, globes were all the rage and it’s what all the buyers wanted. Globes globes globes!

Nice title, eh? I kid you not, it took me a day and a half to think of an appropriate title for this 3d icon set. The problem is that these are not actually 3d icons. They say “3d” but they are definitely flat

I began my career in 1997, and back then, virtual reality was all the rage. VR was a pretty loose concept back in those days though – lots of talk about holograms, clunky hardware, and big ideas. Somehow all that fizzled away for 15

It was only last week that I was poking fun at the amount of time I spend designing icons, and here I am again, into a fresh new work week and I’ve already been given two icon assignments that are due by the end

Drawing faces (or anything related to human anatomy) is not something I’m very comfortable doing. Even as a kid I could never wrap my head around the complexities of drawing superhero’s, dinosaurs, or anything with eyes and legs. Cars and airplanes were my thing!

I’ve got a simple 3-step process down for creating icons these days, and it seems to work well for high-volume production work. I’ve been creating icon sets since the very first week of my career as a visual designer, so I’d like to believe

The royalty-free stock image business is tough these days, and it’s nothing like it used to be. Competition between photographers is more fierce than ever, and the agencies themselves have evolved from being to small mom-and-pop websites to being huge publicly traded companies. As