Pictogramset met labels

Design a cohesive icon set presented on a single clean asset sheet, ready to drop into a design system. Arrange the icons in a tidy, evenly spaced grid of rounded tiles on a plain light background, each icon centered in its tile with its name printed in small, neat, correctly spelled type directly beneath it. Derive the theme and the individual glyphs from the user request, and hold every icon to one strictly consistent style — the same perspective, stroke weight, corner radius, color palette, material treatment, and lighting — whether the set is flat line work, filled duotone, or richly rendered retro skeuomorphism with believable metal, plastic, and glass textures. Aim for nine to sixteen icons unless the request specifies a count, each glyph instantly readable at small sizes and clearly distinct from its neighbors, with no two icons repeating the same metaphor. Keep the sheet balanced with generous margins and exact alignment so it reads as a professional UI asset board. No watermark, no brand logos, no overlapping tiles, no garbled or misspelled labels. User request: 12 retro skeuomorphic icons of vintage electronics: radio, cassette player, CRT TV, rotary phone…