This is a set of icons for biology, representing model organisms etc. The icons can be used as plain SVG files or an icon font.
A demo of the icon font can be found in font-icons/demo
.
The icon set currently includes:
.bio-cells
: a group of cells : Saccharomyces cerevisiae, bacteria, etc.bio-fish
: a fish : Danio rerio etc.bio-fly
: a fly : Drosophila melanogaster etc.bio-helix
: a double helix : DNA, gene, etc.bio-human
: a human : Homo sapiens.bio-mouse
: a mouse on its hind legs : Mus musculus or similar rodents.bio-plant
: a potted plant : Arabidopsis thaliana etc.bio-rat
: a rat on all fours : Rattus norvegicus.bio-worm
: a worm : Caenorhabditis elegans etc.bio-yeast
: two budding yeast cells : Saccharomyces cerevisiae-
.bio-yeasts
: many budding yeast cells : Saccharomyces cerevisiae
To build the icon font:
- Place all SVG files you would like in the font in the
svg-icons
directory. An icon namedfoo.svg
will become.bio-foo
in the icon font. - Install
fontcustom
. - Run
fontcustom compile
to generate the icon font in thedist
directory.
Contributions and pull requests are welcome to this project.
Some guidelines:
- If you are adding an icon, please make sure to give credit to the author in this README.
- Place the original icon file in
original-icons/foo
wherefoo
is the name of the organism. - Place the edited/final version of the icon in
svg-icons/foo.svg
wherefoo
is the name of the organism. - Either build the icon font to make sure all is well, or note that you haven't tested it in the pull request.
The following icons were used in this project. Please note that some or all of these icons may have been modified, and the original files can be found in the original-icons
directory.
cells
: Beans by giulia bianchi from The Noun Projectfish
: Fish by Jens Tärning from The Noun Projectfly
: Fly by Felipe Perucho from The Noun Projecthelix
: DNA by Gustav Salomonsson from The Noun Projecthuman
: Vitruvian Man by Budi Hartono from The Noun Projectmouse
: Public Domain from The Noun Projectplant
: Plant by Cassie McKown from The Noun Projectrat
: Rat by Francisca Arévalo from The Noun Projectworm
: Fishing Hook by Stephen Hemenway from The Noun Projectyeast
& ``yeasts` : Beans by giulia bianchi from The Noun Project