A bell glyph drawn large on the keyline grid
Relay v2.6 - bell, 24 × 24 Shown at ×28

Icon sets and UI assets

Very small drawings, taken very seriously.

I'm Aksel Viken. I draw icon sets and interface assets in Oslo - nine sets on the marketplaces, and custom glyph languages for product teams who can tell drawn from scaled.

  • Grid 24 px
  • Stroke 1.5 px
  • Glyphs shipped 2,340
  • Export SVG · PNG · Figma

Teams that run these glyphs

Custom languages drawn at this desk, live in shipping products.

Harborly

96 glyphs

Since 2024

Lumen Health

140 glyphs

Since 2023

Fieldnote

84 glyphs

Since 2025

Setler

72 glyphs

Since 2023

Brimford

60 glyphs

Since 2022

Kanso Notes

112 glyphs

Since 2024

Ferrytime

48 glyphs

Since 2022

Voltmetrics

88 glyphs

Since 2025

Teams running a glyph language drawn here, with the size of the set each one owns.

Nine sets, one grid

Every set is drawn on the same 24 px grid with the same 1.5 px stroke, so they mix in one product without anyone noticing the seam.

One glyph, three sizes, three separate drawings

Scaling a 48 px drawing down to 16 turns it to mud. So the send glyph, like every glyph here, is drawn once per size.

16 px Strokes go to 2 px, the tail fuses into the body, and the fold line disappears. Anything finer turns to mud in a table row.
24 px The working size. Every measurement in every set is taken from this drawing.
48 px Strokes relax to 1.5 px optical, the fold line returns, and the tip gets the detail the small cut had to give up.

Every set ships every size as its own source file, so nothing in your product is scaled by the renderer.

What I take on

Four kinds of job, each shipped as files you own outright.

Where the sets are sold

Same files, same licenses, same prices everywhere - buy wherever you already keep an account.

Iconfinder

The full catalog - all nine sets, sold glyph by glyph or whole.

9 sets · 4.9 rating Visit storefront

Creative Market

Whole sets, with the extended license included by default.

7 sets · 2,400 sales Visit storefront

Figma Community

Free starter cuts of every set - 24 glyphs each, no strings attached.

9 files · free Visit storefront

Gumroad

Direct from the desk - retired sets, pay what you want.

3 sets · pay what you want Visit storefront

From v0.1 to the ship

Four stages, and something real in your hands at the end of each one.

v0.1

Audit and brief

I collect every icon your product shows today, grade the lot against one grid, and name what is missing.

Ships: An audit sheet and a fixed quote

v0.4

Grid and keylines

Grid, stroke, corner and keyline shapes are settled, with ten of your own glyphs drawn to prove them.

Ships: The template file and ten samples

v0.7

The drawing pass

Every glyph drawn on the agreed grid, posted as weekly sheets so review happens while changes are cheap.

Ships: Weekly review sheets

v1.0

Optics and ship

The 16 and 48 px cuts are drawn, names are checked against platform search, and the set is handed over whole.

Ships: Source files and every export

Counted, not claimed

Studio figures - counted September 2026

Glyphs shipped

2,340

across nine sets

Sets on sale

9

plus two retired

Custom languages

14

for product teams

Marketplace downloads

41,200

since 2019

Counted from the source files, not the marketing copy.

Still being drawn

Buying a set includes every update it ever gets. This is what shipped this year.

v3.2 Latest
Aug 2026

Cargo

  • 48 new glyphs for returns and customs
  • Every arrow redrawn at the 16 px cut
  • Twelve glyphs renamed to match platform search
v2.6
Jun 2026

Ledger

  • New invoicing and payout glyphs
  • Stroke corrections across the small cut
v1.4
Apr 2026

Helm

  • Six new chart tiles and a data-table kit
  • Every gauge rebuilt on the 8 px spacing scale
v2.1
Jan 2026

All sets

  • Source files reorganized by kind
  • Every export re-run against the new template

The hand behind the grid

Aksel Viken drawing at a pen tablet in the studio

I'm Aksel. I draw the smallest pictures in your product, and I take them more seriously than anyone reasonably should.

For seven years I was the product designer who stayed late redrawing the team's icons. In 2016 I made it the whole job. Since then it has been sets - drawn one glyph at a time from a desk in Grunerlokka, Oslo - and custom languages for teams who notice the difference.

Everything here ships hand-drawn at every size it is used at. No autotrace, no marketplace filler, and a pen plotter in the corner that draws every finished set on A3 paper before it goes on sale.

  • Based in Oslo, Grunerlokka
  • Drawing since 2016
  • Working grid 24 px
  • Availability Two commissions a quarter

What the buyers say

Pulled from marketplace reviews and commission retros.

4.9

from 212 marketplace reviews

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193
4
13
3
4
2
2

The first set that survived our zoom test

We dropped Cargo into the app on a Friday just to see. Our design lead spent an hour at 400 percent looking for a lazy glyph and gave up.

Priya Raman Product lead, Harborly Bought Cargo v3

A custom set, delivered like software

Weekly sheets, version tags, a changelog. By v0.7 our engineers had stopped calling them pictures and started calling them assets.

Jonas Lindqvist CTO, Voltmetrics Custom language, 88 glyphs

The 16 px cut is the whole reason

Every other set we tried went muddy in the table rows. These are drawn for that size, and you can feel it without knowing why.

Mara Costa Design systems, Lumen Health Bought Ledger and Relay

Worth it for the audit alone

The audit found 41 icons from six different sets in our product. The redraw plan paid for itself before any drawing started.

Tom Becker Founder, Setler Audit, then an extension

The questions buyers actually ask

The whole license in plain words - the long version ships inside every download.

Q.01

Can I use a set in a client project?

Yes. The standard license covers one shipped product, yours or a client's. Agencies shipping the same set into many products want the extended license, which every marketplace listing carries.

Q.02

What exactly is in the download?

SVG sources on the 24 px grid, PNG exports at 1x, 2x and 4x, a Figma file with every glyph as a component, and the keyline template the set was drawn on.

Q.03

Do the sets mix?

That is the point of the shared grid. Cargo's box sits next to Ledger's receipt at the same optical weight, and nobody in your design review will spot the seam.

Q.04

Can you add glyphs to a set I bought?

Yes - that is the per-glyph rate on the services list. Extensions are drawn on the set's own template and shipped back in the same file structure you already have.

Q.05

Who owns a custom set?

You do, outright, source files included. I keep the right to show the work here and nothing else. Exclusivity is the default, not an upsell.

Q.06

Do updates cost anything?

No. A set is bought once and updated for as long as it exists - the changelog above is what that has meant in practice.

Tell me what you are building

Five fields, one honest sample estimate beside them, and a reply within two working days.

Read by the person who draws the glyphs.