Goody Box Icons for thredUP
Last October, I worked on some icon illustrations for a redesign of thredUP’s Goody Box style quiz. We had been using simple line work vector icons to show categories, and wanted to add a fun branded element into the style quiz design update.
Fashion should be fun, and taking a style quiz should be just as fun. I drew illustrations for each of the categories and Sarah, who designed the product experience, used these icons to not only show the categories, but visually illustrate how tops and pants fit. These questions are important for stylists to get answers to, but can be awkward to explain and ask. Luckily a picture, or illustration, is worth a thousand words.
This was a quick fun project. Here’s hoping I get to draw for work some more!
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