Matte Blue And White Square Icons Natural Wonders
Posted on 23. Jul, 2009 by IconsEtc in Matte Blue and White Square Icons, Natural Wonders
This matte blue and white square icons natural wonders set includes a wide assortment of icons from nature (flowers, roses, houseplants, palm trees, pine trees, rain clouds, rain drops, the moon, the sun, a few planets, and lots of stars … Etc).
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117646-matte-blue-and-white-square-icon-natural-wonders-full-set.zip
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6 Responses to “Matte Blue And White Square Icons Natural Wonders”
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papamoon: Since it is a very beautiful icon, it is very plea... 
derek oliver: i like the design because it is clean and clear,no... 
Kulbir: Thanks a lots for this fun stuff, will be using it... 
Gary: These are really cool. Thanks a lot, been looking ... Gary: I agree with Bob. These will be awesome on a t-shi... Premium
Sergey
21. Nov, 2009
Hi!
Thanks for the icons. I used this set in my net application with sizes 32×32 and 48×48. Please fill out more area with solid color as reducing the size reduces accessibility.
Greate icons I should say. Thank for the work.
Pamela
23. Nov, 2009
Do you mean crop the icons tighter?
simon
24. Jan, 2010
Hi, I love your icons too! I have used several already & I also want a smaller icon size for my application. When you resize the icon smaller, obviously the characters or pictures in the centre of the icon become smaller too. What we’re really saying where these icons are used for smaller sizes, we’d prefer slightly larger characters so there’s less padding between the charcter and the button edge. Thanks for your efforts to produce them.
Pamela
29. Jan, 2010
Glad you like them – we will definitely look into that!
Colin
28. May, 2010
Yes, there’s quite a lot of blank space around the icons…
It’s probably OK for artwork but I had to crop them before I could use them as buttons in a program.
(Not complaining, just commenting…)
Lita
29. May, 2010
We appreciate your input. We’ll definitely keep it in mind for our future icon design.