Posts tagged resources

The Big List of Icons

We believe that minimalist, clean design is here to stay.

That means that sometimes the tiniest details can make an impact. We love using icons to add a special touch to our digital content.

To help you find some of the best icons out there, we’ve compiled a big list so that you don’t have to scour the Internet for free icons. Whether you need a new social media icon or even a quirky icon of a soft pretzel, we’ve got you covered.

1. Long Shadow SOCIAL | Download

2. Social Media Hexagons | Download

3. Simple MedicaL Icons | Download

4. Minimalist Medical | Download

5. Simple Travel Icons | Download

6. Mountain + Explorer Icons ($8) | Download

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7. World Monuments | Download

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8. Summertime Icons | DOWNLOAD

9. Nautical Icons | DOWNLOAD

10. Weather Icons | Download

11. Succulent Icons | Download

12. Eco Icons | Download

13. Tree Icons | Download

14. Credit Card Icons | Download

15. Shopping Cart Icons | Download

16. E- Commerce Icons | Download

17. Beauty & Fashion Icons | Download

18. Beer Icons | Download

19. Dessert Icons | Download

20. Glass Bottle & Cup Icons | Download

21. Food & Drink Icons | Download

22. Cooking Icons | Download

23. Graphic Design Icons | Download

24. Drawing Tools Icons | Download

25. Email Icons | Download

26. Minimal Line Icons | Download

27. IOS7 Icons | Downloads

28. SEO Icons | Download

29. Retro Office Icons | Download

30. Furniture Icons | Download

31. Minimalist Furniture Icons ($13) | Download

32. Home Icons | Download

33. Library Icons | Download

Now that you have plenty of icons to get you started, have fun exploring! There are so many styles out there to suit just about every aesthetic. For more inspiration be sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram:

Big List, Inspiration, ResourcesHannah PomphreyOctober 19, 2016big list, icons, resources, symbolsComment

Friday Links: Mega Roundup

Happy first day of July!

We’re making a few changes to our blogging schedule, so for our last Friday Links we’ve rounded up a mega-list of some of the best resources we’ve shared over the last few months. From now on, we’ll be posting a long-format entry every Wednesday. With topics ranging from design and marketing to tips and tricks, each post will be an in-depth look at a different topic each week.

So, without further adieu, here’s our final Friday Links:

Five | The best of Greensboro

We hope you’ve enjoyed this last Friday link post… but now it’s time to get excited for the future! We’ll be back on Wednesday with a list of SEO dos + don’ts that you don’t need a web developer to execute.

Going to miss our Friday Links series? No need to worry, we’ll be sharing more valuable resources than ever on our social media. Follow us here:

Hue & Tone, Hue & Tone Links, ResourcesHannah PomphreyJuly 1, 2016Friday Links, link roundup, resources, graphic design resources, design resources, social mediaComment

Friday Links: Graphics, Hand Lettering, and Calligraphy, oh my!

This Friday we’re in a creative state of mind! From creating graphics, hand lettering, and choosing fonts we’ve created a list of links to get you trying something new.

One | Using graphics is a great way to add interest to your blog or website. Spicing up your photos (or stock photos) can be simple. Follow these steps and you’ll be creating graphics like a pro in no time!

Two | Have you ever wondered what the difference between Handlettering and Calligraphy is? Maghon Taylor from All She Wrote Notes, explains it all. She even offers calligraphy classes right here in Greensboro.

Three | Practice makes perfect. Here are 10 free hand lettering practice worksheets to help you learn a new skill.

Four | So you’ve mastered hand lettering... now what? Digitize them through Illustrator! Check out this step-by-step guide to taking your paper to digital.

Five | Picking the right fonts can be critical to making your blog or website give off the right vibe. Lucky for you we found this handy guide to choosing the right fonts.

See you next week for another Friday Link! Have a great weekend and let your creative minds run!

Hue & Tone LinksHannah PomphreyApril 8, 2016Friday Links, Typography, DIY, resourcesComment

Friday Links: Cultivating creativity, resume advice, design is a job

It's Friday and you know what that means...time for some links on design, creativity, & other things we love here at Hue & Tone! Without further adieu...

One | If I only had thirty seconds to offer you a piece of essential career advice, it'd be this: don't use a Microsoft Word template for your resume. Here are some good tips as you move beyond that.

Cultivating creativity, resume advice, design is a job -- Hue & Tone Creative

Two | Travel is not a huge part of my life these days, but I'd like to incorporate more of it eventually. I'm reading through these tips on how to prepare your business for extended travel.

Three | Why you should cultivate creativity in your business: "No matter how good somebody is or how brilliant they are, they're going to be wrong sometimes."

Four | I love these thoughts on the difference between graphic design & other kinds of design: "Graphic design is about communication, and there's something about communication that is fundamentally social or even civic in its nature."

Five | We'll close with something a little more practical: these subtle brushes.

Recap of this week's blog posts:

Current read:

Design is a Job by Mike Monteiro

That's all for this week! Have a great weekend -- see you Tuesday!

Hue & Tone LinksHannah PomphreyNovember 20, 2015resume, resources, graphic design resources, Friday LinksComment