20 multifandom icons for monthlyinspo

[neonspider]

Fandoms:
Atonement (2007), Becoming Jane (2007), Chicago PD, Chronicles of Narnia, Dorian Gray (2009), Emma, The Fall (2006), Harry Potter, Jane Eyre (2011), Justified, Leverage, Moulin Rouge! (2001), Mulan (1998), Once Upon a Time, Outlander, Parks and Recreation, Roswell, Spice and Wolf, Supernatural, Teen Wolf [1 each]

Here's my set for the 7th round of monthlyinspo, the theme was Back to School. Out of the subthemes, I chose to focus on 'History' because it's so different from my usual style and because I've actually been really into some period films and shows lately! (If you have a favorite period film, I'd love to hear recs. I'm not interested in wars, royalty, political history, very dark or brutal periods, or ~big stuff like that... but slice of life / drama / romance period films that focus more on individual characters, those are my jam rn). I haven't seen enough of those yet to make a full set out of them so the rest is just random fandoms :D But to make this a bit more challenging, I also wanted to use the other themes mixed with the History theme. I left one theme out ('Art - out of the box, painted, stock') because it was pretty much what my last set was about, but I used the rest of the themes and tried to do that in a way that still kept the set cohesive, so I only used some parts of the subthemes.

Hope you'll like the set, this is an extra multifandom post so hover for fandom!

HISTORY
muted colours, period clothing
[01-05]

HISTORY + SCIENCE
geometric, numbers, complex, bold colouring
[06-10]

HISTORY + GYM
outside, in motion, vibrant colours
[11-15]

HISTORY + ENGLISH
text work
[16-20]

As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts :)
I have a job interview tomorrow, I'm super nervous and my focus is on that right now so I might not be able to reply to comments immediately, but I'll be back asap!

Comments

[xafirah.livejournal.com]

How was your job interview? :) Was it connected with graphics design or making icons is just a hobby? (sorry for personal question, I'm always curious if icon makes are "professionals")

I admire your icons as always - my favourites are 5, 12 and 14 - the use of muted/cool green looks awesome. Also the use of light on all icos is great. From complex icons my favourite is 18.

[neonspider]

Oh no problem, I don't mind talking about it at all! the interview didn't have anything to do with graphics, I'm a programmer/software designer :D I'd looooove to make a living with graphics but I never even considered it, it just seems so unrealistic, I wouldn't know where to even start with that. But anyway I don't think the interview went well at all, I doubt I'll get the job, I have the problem that I get so nervous in those situations that my brain kinda stops working properly so I suddenly can't answer things I normally would have an answer for :/ but there were some things that went well so who knows, maybe they'll give me a chance...

Thanks a lot, I'm glad you liked the set! :)

[xafirah.livejournal.com]

Programming is a solid profession!
Programmers are always in demand so I'm positive you'll find a great career opportunity soon even if your job interview didn't go so well. Good luck! :)

[neonspider]

Thanks, I really hope so too! :)