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Indigenous Icon Library
with context built in.
Finding Indigenous visual resources that are both useful and culturally informed can be difficult. Design de Plume’s Indigenous Icon Library was created to provide designers, educators, communicators, and organizations with a more thoughtful starting point.
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The first release of DDP’s Indigenous Icon Library features a collection of First Nations icon packs, with additional collections planned for future releases.
More than just icons
Visual symbols carry meaning beyond what appears on the page. That’s why these icon packs pair ready-to-use artwork with information intended to support better-informed choices throughout the design process, from selecting imagery to deciding how it should appear in a particular communication.
Cultural context
Learn about the meaning and significance of the imagery, including relevant cultural and community connections.
Suggested uses
Review examples of applications and settings where the imagery may be suitable.
Potential misuses
Identify common mistakes, misinterpretations, and uses that can change or obscure the intended meaning.
Usage considerations
Consider factors such as audience, purpose, placement, and adaptation when deciding how an icon should be used.
