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This icon set is designed for creatives and developers who want to elevate their interface designs with modern, vibrant visuals. It’s especially useful for designers using Figma, Sketch, or any vector-based
tools looking for stylish iconography they can drop into projects instantly.
Glazicons leverage glassmorphism—a popular
visual design trend with translucent, layered elements, making them visually
appealing for modern app and web interfaces. Its trendy design and broad
usability position it as an attractive earning opportunity in 2026.
Format: Figma/SVG Vector Icon Set
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https://scientisco.framer.website/glazicons
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Anees is an experienced icon designer crafting custom iconography for brands, products, interfaces and systems. Having designed over 5000 icons for apps, brands, ui kits and design systems while ensuring visual clarity and consistency.
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Small update from the Clustta design side: @Linda Ojo has been building out a custom icon library for the app. Not live yet, still a work in progress, but wanted to share some of the process.
There are genuinely great libraries out there, but no single one ever covers everything. Some metaphor you need exists in one pack and is just missing (or awkwardly represented) in another. So up until now we've been cobbling icons together from a few different sources, which works, but it means subtle inconsistencies in stroke weight, corner radius, etc.
Building a custom set fixes that at the root. Every icon shares the same visual language, and if a metaphor we need doesn't exist yet, we just draw it instead of hunting for a substitute. Sharing a preview of where things stand, more to come as this makes its way into the actual product.
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Pen to pixels 🖊️→🎨
Every ad I design starts like this — sketched, tested, refined. Then built to perform.
The sketch on the desk next to that screen full of finished ads makes the process feel real. I'd show one sketch beside its final ad so a client can see which idea survived the test.