Spotlight: Women Creators of Noun Project

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Celebrate Women’s History Month and use one-of-a-kind visuals year-round with these icon collections and photographs from outstanding members of our Creator Community.
Jeremy Elliott
Mar 22
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Two photographs and a set of icons depicting women in different scenes for a post about Noun Project's best icon and photo collections by female designers, creators and photographers.

Lorie Shaull

Faces of Feminism icon collection | Black Lives Matter icon collection
Sioux Woman in Headdress at Minnesota Pow-Wow photo | Nor Mir speaking at rally photo

Gilda Martini

Transcendental Women icon collection
Fauna Precolombiana icon collection

Alia Youssef

Happy young woman in woods photo | Woman looking at camera photo

Elisabetta Calabritto

Underwater icon collection
Veggie Bits icon collection

Carol Highsmith

Navajo Woman and Young Mother with Child in the Arizona Desert

Olena Panasovska

1920’s Retro Fashion Style icon collection
Traditional Vintage Tattoo Symbols icon collection

Simone Hutsch

Four Fun photo | The Artbunker photo

Lluisa Iborra

Isometric furniture icon collections

Suzanne Strong

Woman holding up fist at L.A. Woman’s March photo | Close-up of woman in tire yard photo

Maria Zamchy

Crystals and Stones icon collection
Mandalas icon collection

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Jeremy Elliott

Marketing Communications Manager at Noun Project, Designer and Illustrator.

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