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Not everyone is satisfied with the ‘official’ Google+ icons and have taken up the challenge to create their own. This collection at Designrfix showcases some of the best alternatives, as well as high quality versions of the standard. Looking at these designs makes you think that Google didn’t put much effort into their own creation.
TheNounProject collects, organizes and adds to the highly recognizable symbols that form the world’s visual language. Their emphasis is on simplicity and quality, all the icons can be downloaded for free. They are in SVG format so you can manipulate them to your heart’s content in Illustrator.
Plastique Icons is a set of 434 (and growing) web and application icons inspired by advertising clip art of the 1920′s and 1930′s. The set is available in vector format and also includes a CSS/PNG sprite version. You’ll find them at Iconify.
Noupe present an awe-inspiring collection of 50 magnificently designed, free and professional high-quality icon sets. Please be sure to read the license agreements carefully before using all icons since this can change from time to time.
DesignDim features more than 50 high quality icon sets inspired by Apple and its products.You’ll find iPod icons, iPhone icons, iMac and MacBook icons, as well as a variety of others. This post includes dock icons as well as those intended for web or other types of design.
Today the Internet is full with packs of icons. Some of them are worth your attention, but a lot of them are just distracting. RocketGraphs created this post in order to save some of your time.
If you don’t have the time to create your own icons, or the time to find the perfect icons, using some pre-packaged icon libraries can be your savior. MostInspired have hunted down 10 of the best icon libraries that can be used in your projects.
SpeckyBoy have collected a selection of Christmas related social bookmarking icons, such as for Twitter, Facebook, Digg, Technorati, StumbleUpon and various others. These icons can be freely downloaded, but please check the licenses of each before usage.
TheWebDesignBlog was recently approached by Heart Internet to design a collection of hosting related icons for their resellers. The 16 free icons are available in 128, 64 and 32 pixel size PNGs in addition to .ico and .icns formats.
The most important aspect of well designed icons is that they have to be instantly recognizable, it’s function has to be directly understandable and you need to know exactly what it is. DjavuPixel searched for the best high-quality icons around for you to use in your eCommerce projects.