Source of standard images

There's really no "standard icons", in fact how icons are done isn't standard. Some people use images, and some use a custom font. You might be able to find some apps with source code and use what they us though.

I myself, have a custom icon font. It's a bit more flexible in that you can change their colors in the same way you change the color of any font, and not need a separate image for each possible color.

(to output a bluetooth icon in blue, I'd just use

dc.setColor(Gfx.COLOR_BLUE,Gfx.COLOR_TRANSPARENT)
dc.drawText(x,y,iconFont,"P",Gfx.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

for example)

to add on Jim's reply, a popular icon font is font awesome: http://fontawesome.io/

Hello (peterdedecker)
Can you please describe, how you use Awesome Font with the Garmin watches?
(I tried to use them in the Bitmap font generator, without success)

I could tell you but you'll remember it much better when you see it. This video from Petr is a step by step tutorial that explains how to use custom fonts within connect iq: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRQyA4BeqqE

It is not so heavy make your own font. I am using the Type light 3.2 program. community.garmin.com/.../1289744.png

@peterdecker: I knew that video, but I do not know how to do it with Awesome fonts!
I selected "Font Awesome 5 Free Solid" in the Bitmap Font generator.
But then.... I wanted to usea HeartBeat icon.
- what do I have to select, it looks weared!
- what do I have to write in the code at place of "P" for an icon in:
dc.drawText(x,y,iconFont,"P",Gfx.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

Is there any chance that Garmin could share their Icons( vectors or bmp ) so we could have the possibility of having something more uniform through the ecosystem?

Thanks, that worked