Keyline Icons v1.8.0: Long arrows, aspect ratios, undo and redo, and text inputs
69 drawings added since 1.7.0, bringing the set to 1,435, and 5 redrawn.
Actions: A badge with a prompt in it, and a flame with a second one burning inside it.
AI: A broom, a hand and a text field with sparkles, and a plainer robot head with dot eyes.
Arrows: Long arrows with a small head: up, down, left and right, the four diagonals, and one shaft with a head at each end, across, upright and on both diagonals. The four short pairs again with their heads at the far ends, and the exchange pair with one barb on each arrow. Undo and redo as arcs turning back and forward, each again with a dot for a saved point.
Chevrons & Carets: Two chevrons pointing at each other, the mark that collapses.
Commerce: A box, the parcel without its tape, and a handbag and a basket each with a search glass.
Layout: Two arrows pressing on a rule, across and upright, to fold. The flips again as a square half drawn and half dashed. A bento of tiles, a masonry grid and a to-do list with round boxes.
Maps: Directions: three ways out of a starting point, one of them taken.
Math: Braces and brackets around an ellipsis.
Media: The common aspect ratios as frames: square, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 and 21:9, with their upright turns, and a frame marked at two corners for the ratio itself. Two keyframes on a timeline, and shuffle as two straight arrows crossing.
Shapes: A user in a dashed ring, an invite still pending.
Text: A text field with its caret, then with a pointer, with the text cursor and with both. The text cursor on its own, three lines split by a bar, and two lines held in two corners, a thread compacted.
Web: A house with a smile, two nodes linked and four with one pair linked, and the three nodes of a webhook.
Five drawings that already shipped were drawn again. Before and after below.
Arrows: The pairs of long arrows, down and up, up and down, left and right, right and left, take the same larger head as the new ones and step a unit closer together to keep their size.
Finance: The hand under the coins closes into one shape, its palm rising to meet the finger, and the left coin moves out to the edge.