Flat Monochrome Drone Icon Set
Budget: $25 – $50 AUD
I’m updating our drone-industry training platform and website and need a cohesive library of flat, single-color icons to illustrate key concepts throughout the lessons. The set will be strictly informational—no alert or navigation symbols—so think of visuals that clarify procedures, components, and data points such as flight planning, weather checks, sensor types, battery health, compliance notes, and similar topics learners encounter in UAV coursework.
The look must stay true to a modern flat style: clean shapes, consistent stroke weight, and solid fills that reproduce well in both digital modules and printable PDFs. Because everything sits on a monochrome palette, nuance will come from negative space, line weight, and smart use of solid versus outlined areas rather than gradients or shadows.
Deliverables
• A master file in vector format (AI or SVG) with each icon on its own artboard
• Exported PNGs at 1×, 2×, and 3× resolutions with transparent backgrounds
• A brief style sheet noting grid size, stroke widths, and any reusable geometric rules so future icons can match perfectly
Before final hand-off I’d like to review one or two sample icons to confirm direction, then you can proceed with the full set (approximately 30–40, final count to be agreed once we brainstorm the full list). Please ensure the files are production-ready and visually consistent across the board so my development team can plug them straight into the LMS and site.
A detailed brief is attached
The look must stay true to a modern flat style: clean shapes, consistent stroke weight, and solid fills that reproduce well in both digital modules and printable PDFs. Because everything sits on a monochrome palette, nuance will come from negative space, line weight, and smart use of solid versus outlined areas rather than gradients or shadows.
Deliverables
• A master file in vector format (AI or SVG) with each icon on its own artboard
• Exported PNGs at 1×, 2×, and 3× resolutions with transparent backgrounds
• A brief style sheet noting grid size, stroke widths, and any reusable geometric rules so future icons can match perfectly
Before final hand-off I’d like to review one or two sample icons to confirm direction, then you can proceed with the full set (approximately 30–40, final count to be agreed once we brainstorm the full list). Please ensure the files are production-ready and visually consistent across the board so my development team can plug them straight into the LMS and site.
A detailed brief is attached