Marek Minor – Wayflyer

Imagine designing 289 icons for a fast-growing company. Now imagine doing it with three styles and five sizes each. That’s exactly what I did. Over the course of 6 months, I meticulously crafted 2,378 unique icon variants. When I got this chance to extend Wayflyer’s icon system, I knew it would be challenging – but also a lot of fun! I was invited in 2024 to add more sizes and styles to the existing set of 146 line-styled icons brilliantly made by Moniker.

This was my first project as an independent icon designer at Minor Adventures. I spent countless hours making sure every small detail was just right – deeply and relentlessly caring about the consistency and quality of each icon, no matter the size or style.

The results? See for yourself:

This was my first project as an independent icon designer at Minor Adventures. I spent countless hours making sure every small detail was just right – deeply and relentlessly caring about the consistency and quality of each icon, no matter the size or style.

The results? See for yourself:

This was my first project as an independent icon designer at Minor Adventures. I spent countless hours making sure every small detail was just right – deeply and relentlessly caring about the consistency and quality of each icon, no matter the size or style.

The results? See for yourself:

This was my first project as an independent icon designer at Minor Adventures. I spent countless hours making sure every small detail was just right – deeply and relentlessly caring about the consistency and quality of each icon, no matter the size or style.

The results? See for yourself:

This was my first project as an independent icon designer at Minor Adventures. I spent countless hours making sure every small detail was just right – deeply and relentlessly caring about the consistency and quality of each icon, no matter the size or style.

The results? See for yourself:

This was my first project as an independent icon designer at Minor Adventures. I spent countless hours making sure every small detail was just right – deeply and relentlessly caring about the consistency and quality of each icon, no matter the size or style.

The results? See for yourself:

This was my first project as an independent icon designer at Minor Adventures. I spent countless hours making sure every small detail was just right – deeply and relentlessly caring about the consistency and quality of each icon, no matter the size or style.

The results? See for yourself:

After the project I took an opportunity to dive deeper into motion design, creating a showreel using Figma, Phase, Jitter, and Lottielab:

Huge thanks to everyone at Wayflyer I have had the pleasure of working with, especially Myles Palmer for the opportunity and Wallace Henning for trusting me with their icon system!