How do you decide what icons to create and what subjects interest you the most?
When I first read the Noun Project motto “building a global visual language that unites us,” it immediately spoke to me and I knew I had to take part in it. I also like the fact that some people may not speak the same language, but they can both instantly understand the meaning of an icon. I like the simplicity of the message that an icon can bring - it can replace an entire long sentence. One day I came across the Noun Project and thought to myself, why not try making icons? Of all the art and design forms that can express ideas or emotions, what drew you to icon design in particular? I realized that I loved creating content for people and seeing how they could use it. My typeface Panama was the font of a national television show for a year.
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In my free time I designed typography that I offered for free on the web, and I was surprised and touched by the positive feedback I got. I worked for different clients, notably for an agency that markets games on Facebook. I did this for two years by working for an e-commerce website, then just after graduation I started freelancing. I finally chose to attend a design school, but as it was quite expensive, I found a work-study program to be able to work while learning. I think that music production and design have very similar processes, as they’re both full of small pieces put together that ultimately achieve a certain result.
I spent my free time discovering Photoshop, Illustrator and FL Studio music production software.
After getting a science degree in college, I started studying pharmacy before realizing that it was creativity that fed me.
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