Iconography & Illustration
One set, one grid, one stroke weight, drawn for your business rather than downloaded from a library.
What is delivered?
The icons as SVG source plus rendered files at the sizes actually in use, drawn on a stated grid at a stated weight, with the rules written down so the next one can be drawn to match.
Why not use a library?
Because every library set is drawn on somebody else's grid at somebody else's weight, so the moment you need one icon the library doesn't have, it's obvious. A set that can't be extended isn't finished, it's borrowed.
How does it stay consistent?
It's authored as code rather than as flat exports, so any icon can be re-cut at a new size or a new weight in one command instead of being redrawn by whoever is free. That's how the set still matches itself two years later.