259 vector shapes. One era. Zero excuses left not to use them.
This is the full run — all six volumes of Y2K Abstract Retro Shapes by HiPixel, bundled together and now free. What started as a 56-icon set of orbital logos and techno glyphs (Vol.1) spiraled into a six-part archive of everything Y2K design left behind: directional arrows and boot-screen symbols (Vol.2), cosmic starbursts and lens-flared orbits (Vol.3), stripped-down HUD elements and abandoned UI buttons (Vol.4), bold dashboard fragments and static-charged geometry (Vol.5), and the strange, barcode-and-glyph outliers that close the series out (Vol.6).
Every shape is clean vector work with chaotic intent — precise outlines built around the raw, glitchy signal of early-2000s design. Use them individually or dig through all 259 as one deep well of retro-futurist iconography for branding, UI mockups, techwear and streetwear graphics, motion design, zines, or any project that wants to feel like it was hacked together in 2001 and rediscovered today.
Delivered in AI, EPS, PSD, PNG, and SVG — fully layered, 1:1 aspect ratio, ready to drop into Illustrator, Photoshop, Figma, or Canva.
