It's good to pick a niche:

They used to have these things called work-books — big thick catalogues where photographers would buy a page or two and they’d send them out to creatives to try and get work. And this one guy in there, one of his tag-lines was he specialised in ‘submerged humans’. I thought ‘That’s our guy!’. That was Kirk Weddle.

This is exactly what I've been looking for, and is beautifully done!

For a second there I thought Behance had introduced a Twitch competitor. :o

Keeping the canvas also allows you to shift the icon around so that it's visually centered. For example, a ▶ will need to be shifted to the right slightly to appear as if it's in the middle.

What resources are you using the learn?

I signed in to Designer News for the first time in months to upvote this. Love it.

I find a 1px grid gives the most flexibility.

I'm short.

When I first saw this image I thought they had created an online tool for testing font combinations. Turns out it's Photoshop side-by-side with the Typekit website. Too bad. Especially for fonts that can't be synced locally, it's a real pain to have to add them to a kit, publish, and use in code to test out font combinations.