Monitor icon

A free pencil-style monitor icon, drawn by code from 1 rectangle and 2 lines. Use it as an SVG, a React component, or by name. MIT licensed.

monitor

01Use it

Use monitor

One package, four ways in. The icon inherits currentColor and is decorative unless you give it a title. Install it with npm i @matita/icons.

React

import { Monitor } from '@matita/icons/react';

<Monitor size={24} />

// or by name
import { SketchIcon } from '@matita/icons/react';
<SketchIcon name="monitor" />

JavaScript

import { Monitor, toSvg } from '@matita/icons';

toSvg(Monitor, { size: 24 });   // SVG string

SVG

<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 24 24" width="24" height="24" fill="none" stroke="currentColor" stroke-width="1.6" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round" overflow="visible" class="sketch-icon sketch-icon-monitor" data-sketch="" aria-hidden="true"><path d="M2.34 3.81Q12.27 4.08 22.21 4.1M21.07 2.86Q20.75 10.35 20.87 17.85M21.99 16.35Q11.9 16.35 1.81 16.69M2.98 17.06Q3.28 10.05 2.89 3.04" stroke-width="1.616"/><path d="M11.93 16.08Q11.94 18.21 11.84 20.33" stroke-width="1.632"/><path d="M7.79 19.91Q11.95 20.01 16.11 20.09" stroke-width="1.808"/></svg>

Pencil variant

import '@matita/icons/pencil.css';
import { Monitor } from '@matita/icons/react';

<Monitor size={32} pencil />

The file is icons/monitor.svg in the package (pencil/monitor.svg for the pencil variant). Matita 0.2.1.

02How it's drawn

The recipe for monitor

Monitor is not stored as a drawing. It is a recipe of 1 rectangle and 2 lines on a 24 by 24 grid, and a small program draws it like a pencil would. The wobble comes from the name, so it always comes out the same.

A · Recipe
R 3 4 18 12.5;
L 12 16.5 12 20;
L 8 20 16 20
B · Plotted
C · Drawn
How it works

03Takes, sizes, pencil

Same icon, every way

Pass a seed for another take of the same recipe. The wobble is capped, so it still reads at 16 px.

seed 0
seed 1
seed 2
seed 3
seed 4

Five seeds of monitor. Seed 0 is the default.

16 px
20 px
24 px
32 px
48 px
96 px

True pixel sizes.

Ink
Pencil