[Icon Pack] - Illustrator Studio Icon Pack

darkdomi

Illustrator Studio - New Pack of 71 Icons for Adobe Illustrator

Hello, Ulanzi community.

I'd like to share Illustrator Studio, an icon pack designed for Adobe Illustrator users who use Ulanzi Studio in their vector design workflow. The idea is simple: bring together the most commonly used tools and commands while drawing, eliminating the need to navigate through panels and submenus.

The pack is organized into the following categories:

- Selection: selection, direct selection, lasso, magic wand, select all, inverse selection, select same appearance/fill/stroke
- Drawing and shapes: pen, brush, line, rectangle, ellipse, create outlines, unite, group, rotate, scale
- Artboards and layout: artboard, convert to artboards, show artboards, fit to artboard bounds, crop marks, crop image
- Perspective Grid: show/hide grid, attach to active plane, release with perspective
- Typography: text, area type, justify lines, align left/right, adjust font size
- Color and appearance: color, gradient, eyedropper, new swatch, stroke, expand, flatten transparency, rasterize
- Live Paint: create and release Live Paint groups
- File and project: new, open, save, print, copy, paste, undo, keyboard shortcuts

Technical specifications:
- Format: PNG
- Number of icons: 71
- Category: Software
- Compatibility: Ulanzi Studio (Windows and macOS)

Installation:
1. Download the repository: https://github.com/JEAN-ALMEIDA-CZO/IllustratorStudioIconPack
2. On Windows, run "install_ulanzi_icons.bat". On macOS, run "install_ulanzi_icons.command" (you may need to grant execution permission with "chmod +x").
3. Restart Ulanzi Studio.
4. The icons will be available under: Icons → Illustrator_Studio

For manual installation, copy the files from the inner "Illustrator Studio Icon Pack" folder to the Ulanzi Studio icons directory, as described in the repository's README.

Repository: https://github.com/JEAN-ALMEIDA-CZO/IllustratorStudioIconPack

Suggestions for new icons and reports of any issues are welcome, either as comments in this thread or as an Issue in the repository.

Kind regards,  
Jean Almeida