Need some fresh icons for OS X Yosemite? Hate the way Adobe’s apps look in your Dock? Already a fan, but tired of seeking out all the various volumes of Muir? Good news!

This collection unifies my effort to make some nice replacement icons for applications for usage in the OS X Yosemite dock, 35 icons in total with various system and non-system apps and more requests from Twitter and Dribbble.

Comes in ICNS format, includes @2x sizes for all y’all retina folks.

It includes icons for Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Flash, Fireworks, Dreamweaver, Bridge, InDesign, After Effects, Premiere, Lightroom, Cinema 4D, Sparkle, Espresso, Coda, Transmit, Telegram, Twitter, Facebook Messenger, Spotify, Rdio, Slack, Mail, Safari, Skype, Steam, Transmission, System Preferences, Messages, Tor, VLC, Deliveries, Sketch, Image Capture, and Quartz Composer.

James Moore was kind enough to help me make a script that will automatically set the icons for you. It is included in the package as ‘Set Icons Automatically’. Easy peasy!

If you like Muir, a tweet is appreciated. Thanks!

You can download the individual sets of replacement icons here. If you wanna support me and need some nice matching 5K wallpapers, check out Manifest.

These icons are free to use personally, on your own computer, for customization purposes only. Please do not use Muir for professional work or republish the files.

Part of a continuing effort to make some nice replacement icons for applications for usage in the OS X Yosemite Dock. This time around, some system apps and more requests from Twitter and Dribbble.

Meet Muir! Named after John Muir, a great nature man and advocate of the National Park system that eventually brought us Yosemite National Park as we know it today, Muir is a family of icons that I’ll expand upon over time.

This third set contains more icons than ever! Included are icons for Cinema 4D, Quartz Composer, System Preferences, Mail, Skype, Telegram, Transmission, Transmit, Coda, Espresso, Deliveries, Facebook Messenger, Image Capture and VLC.

Comes in ICNS format, includes @2x sizes for all y’all retina folks.

James Moore was kind enough to help me make a script that will automatically set the icons for you. It is included in the package as ‘Set Icons Automatically’. Easy peasy!

If you like Muir, a tweet is appreciated. Thanks!

You can download the previous sets of replacement icons here. I will be releasing a full pack with all icons combined soon. More of my work on my new agency’s website, Pictogram.

These icons are free to use personally, on your own computer, for customization purposes only. Please do not use Muir for professional work or republish the files.

My friend Cabel asked me to take some photos at the Campo Santo event for Firewatch at GDC.

If you don’t know Firewatch, it’s an excellent game that is in development by a lot of very talented folks like James Benson, Olly Moss, Jake Rodkin, and many more together working under the studio name of Campo Santo.

The party space itself, however, was also something else entirely. Greg Maletic did a super kickass job of creating a space resembling the Firewatch watchtower and a whole ‘forest’ (with real trees). The watcher’s desk, for instance, has all the actual props you can see on and around the desk in this gameplay video.

At the party, people could play the game, meet the developers, etc.

In between the trees you could sit down on a stump and play the game: (as you do)

Here’s Rich Sommer (of Mad Men fame) playing the game. He is actually the voice actor for the protagonist. I imagine it’s kind of trippy to play a game while hearing the character talk in your own voice.

I got to play through the demo there myself and I enjoyed it a lot. I’m definitely looking forward to play the game more as it gets closer to completion.

Thanks to Campo Santo, Panic and everyone else!