Oneline illustrations Chapter 6 Sports and Jobs

Oneline Illustrations Chapter 6 Sports and Jobs is a set of 100 sports and occupation illustrations: athletes caught mid-swing, mid-jump and mid-lift, and people at work in hospitals, kitchens, classrooms, offices and out in the field. Every figure is drawn by hand on a Wacom tablet in one continuous line, and all 100 come as editable SVG, PNG and AI vectors.

It's the biggest chapter in the Oneline series so far, and the most practical. Sport and work are the two subjects that almost every product, from a fitness app to a recruiting site, ends up needing people for.

What is inside

All 100 illustrations are single figures or small scenes on square artboards, split between sport and work.

• Ball sports, from team games to individual shots

• Racket sports, with players at full stretch

• Strength, fitness and precision sports

• Jobs in healthcare, education, food service and hospitality

• Jobs in public safety, trades, cleaning and office work

Who it is for

Fitness and sports products are the obvious match. A gym booking app, a club membership site, a sports coaching platform or a fantasy league can give every sport its own figure, and the lilac athletes are clean enough to use as category tiles.

The jobs half is made for recruiting and HR. Job boards, career pages, staffing agencies and training platforms all need to show what a role looks like day to day, and a nurse with a patient or a chef at the stove does that faster than a job title. Schools and career guidance tools can use the full range to show students what's out there.

Insurance, healthcare and public sector sites will find uses too. A benefits page, a workplace safety guide or a hospital volunteer form gets a human face without hiring a photographer.

One opinion: use the two halves differently. The athletes have no background, so they hold up as small icons in a sports picker or a class schedule. The job scenes carry their setting with them, so give them room as hero images or section headers, where the scribbled ward or kitchen has space to read as a place rather than noise.

How to use it

In Figma, drop in the SVG and recolour the fill in one click. Switching the sports set from lilac to your team colours takes a minute. Our SVG colour editor does the same in the browser before export, and the GetIllustrations Figma plugin places illustrations straight into your file.

For React or Next.js, inline the SVG and map the fill to a CSS variable so the figures follow your light and dark themes. In Webflow, upload the SVG for a crisp line at any width. Illustrator users can open the AI files to remove the background scribble from a job scene, or scale an athlete up for a poster or a printed schedule.

Formats and technical

All 100 illustrations are full vectors, editable and scalable without losing the hand-drawn weight of the line.

• SVG for web, apps and Figma

• PNG with a transparent background

• AI source files for Illustrator

• Square artboards, navy line with a lilac (sports) or cornflower blue (jobs) accent

Licence

You can use these illustrations in personal and commercial projects, client work, websites, apps, presentations, marketing, print, video and social posts, and you can recolour and resize them. You can't resell or redistribute the files on their own, include them in templates or themes for resale, make them the main value of merchandise, sub-license them, or use them to train AI. Attribution isn't required.

Pairs well with

For more people at work, Oneline Illustrations Chapter 1 People At Work adds laptops, desks and music in the same single stroke, and Chapter 3 Teams puts people together in groups. Chapter 2 Activities takes sport outdoors with hiking, surfing and climbing, and Chapter 4 Animals and Nature rounds out the series with animals and leaves.