Banners and Scrolls

The Banners and Scrolls shape set from Obsidian Dawn adds an exceptional charm to your work. Take your designs back to the days of parchment, ink and quills as you indulge in this PhotoShop shape set!
Banners and Scrolls

Birds

Let your imagination fly with these magnificent custom shapes from lukeroberts! Soar through chirpy designs like never before as you implement these bird shapes into your work.
Birds

Urban Designs

Add some extra jazz to your work with this fantastic urban pack from Obsidian Dawn! From barbed wire to skyscrapers and all sorts of urban designs in between, this shape set is perfect for designing concert posters or simply adding a little something to a logo design.
Urban Designs

Butterfly Shapes

Transform your work into a thing of elegance and beauty with these many butterfly variations. Flutter on over to Dezignus to download this elegant set!
Butterfly Shapes

Natural Leaves/Bushes

These natural leaves and bushes made by the Vector Lady are absolutely perfect for any green designs you happen to be creating. Can you imagine just how fantastic logos would look with plantlife growing from them!
Natural Leaves/Bushes

People Silhouette

What better way to add personality to your work than to use these people shapes! This pack contains a large variety of many different people doing various things. These would look lovely in logos, posters, business cards or anything else your creative mind can conjure up!
People Silhouette

Vector Wings

Glide through projects gracefully with this diverse wing shape set! Add any type of wing to your creations and watch the magnificence soar! This set is a must have for anyone wishing to implement elegance and beauty into their work. Vector Wings

Elegant Floral

Feeling a tad bit fancy? Well these are just for you then! The elegant floral shape set is a pleasure to use and works extremely well with designing logo’s, posters or business cards. They would also do well on fancy invitations. Elegant Floral

Valentines

You will love simply LOVE these various heart shapes. Who needs cupid when when you have PhotoShop? These would be great for creating cute stationary designs, or a letter for your love. There are many styles to choose from, so this time you’re allowed to be picky! This pack comes with brushes too! Valentines

Smooth Arrows

This arrow set by Magdalena M Proszows really points to success. The many cartoonish styled arrows would most definitely add a little something to a logo or poster. They would even fit in with graphic novel design, if thats up your alley. Dont be fooled by these arrows though, the rest of the article is actually below! Smooth Arrows

Grunge Splashes

Splash this shape set on your designs for a grungy look. The set contains a very impressive 173 various splash shapes and so chances are you’ll like at least one of them! These shapes could look effective on any sort of graphic design so don’t hesitate to download the set and get splashing! Grunge Splashes

Floral Shapes

Add a twirl to your work with this fantastic and vast set of PhotoShop Shapes. From small sprouts to extravagant floral shapes, this set has it all!! With 258 spirals, curves, and arcs, this set is almost a necessity! Floral Shapes

DS Decor Shapes

For some fantastic fairytale shapes, check out this set by dmitryseliv! The floral intricacy blended with old parchment really makes this pack something special! If ever you need a magical title bearer, you know where to go. Bear in mind that it is only for Personal Use though! DS Decor Shapes

Frame and Border Shapes

Fancy a portrait of yourself in a nifty frame? Or perhaps you want to frame a splendid picture you drew? Look no further! Download Shelby Kate Schmitz‘ Free Frame and Border Shapes and get to it. These shapes would look great on invitations, logos and whatever else you can think of.
Frame and Border Shapes

Chandelier Shapes

Throw yourself a grand ball with this delightfully detailed shape set by hotpinkscorpion. Be a bit fancy and use these shapes to decorate posh invitations or whatever else you find is lacking the rich factor.
Chandelier Shapes

Kiddy Stuffs

Go back to your childhood, where anything you could find was your canvvas and crayons were your tools of wacky art! This pack by hikaridrops is full of cute and nostalgic shapes perfect for designed aimed for children. Stationary, birthday invites or a nostalgic gateway, this pack is waiting for you to download right away!
Kiddy Stuffs

Floral Banner Shapes

Add a little charm and a lot of extravagance to your designs with these impressive shapes by eurochronix! You won’t regret downloading this set. It comes with 5 equally impressive floral banners ready to add text to.
Floral Banner Shapes

Animal Shapes

Having a zoo of shapes at your fingertips will prove to be useful to you again and again. UnidentifyStudios did a fantastic job in capturing sufficient detail whilst still retaining a nice simple style.
Animal Shapes

Gear Shapes

Watch the cogs of graphic design come together with these gear shapes! These are a must have for your shape arsenal. And the best part? There’s 90 of them!!
Gear Shapes

850 Assorted Shapes

And to finish off, here is a massive assortment of various shapes from naderbellal. The set contains over 850 shapes so there’ no doubt something in there that will tickle your fancy.
850 Assorted shapes

Step 1

In this short tutorial, we’ll go into the basics of creating one of the metal textures. Starting off with a new document with a size of  500 x 500 pixels, create a new layer. Then go to Filter >Render > Clouds to add a Clouds effect to this layer. Press Ctrl+F twice to apply this effect twice.

Step 2

Head on over to Filter  > Texture and select the Texture type as Sandstone and make the following adjustments below:

The result:

Step 3

Adjust the tone of the image a bit to reduce its brightness by pressing Ctrl+M for the Curves Dialog box.

Step 4

With the Ellipse Tool (U) selected, draw a circle while holding the Shift for a perfect circle and then fill with black.

Step 5

Add another layer and select the Elliptical Marquee Tool (M). Draw a circle slightly larger than the previous one and with the Gradient Tool (G), create a gradient transiting from grey to white. Merge the ‘gradient’ layer with the black circle layer by pressing Ctrl+E.

Step 6

Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and set the Blur Radius to about 1.8 pixels.

Step 7

Duplicate the circles six more times by pressing Ctrl+J. Hitting Ctrl+R, the Ruler Bar pops up; Guides can be dragged from both the vertical and horizontal sides of the document window.

Step 8

Select the Crop Tool (C ) and drag it right about the guides. The selection snaps automatically in place but only if you’ve enabled ’Snap to Guides’ from View > Snap.

Step 9

At this point, go to Image > Crop to create a tile.

Step 10

Select the background layer and then go to Edit > Define Pattern. Name the pattern in the box that comes up.

Step 11

In a new document, you can either go to Layers > New Adjustment Layers  > Pattern. Or apply your new pattern as a Layer Style to an object. Whatever use you have for your patterns, they can be scaled to your liken.

Applying Adjustment Layers among all other techniques and effects further enhances the look of your patterned textures.

Metal themed textures: Meshes and Grids

Grater

Grater detail

Mesh

Mesh II

Speakers Grid

Speakers II

Carbon

This one isnt metal as such, but what the heck! I had fun making it anyway.

Steel Mesh

Steel Split

Steel

Compared to the first steel texture above, this one’s seemless as it does not have those tiling hat make up the entire image visilible. This was possible using  the Offset Filter after making the pattern. Seemless textures are perfect for 3D for they give smooth appearance textures all round.

Downloads

Metal Textures Jpgs Zip file

The finished result

Step 1

We start off, with a new document; its size set to 1000 x 750 pixels, an increased resolution of 120 pixels and a white background which we’ll delete later for a transparent background.  First off, switch the foreground colour to #eff0f2. Now, select the Rounded Rectangle tool (U) and on the tool’s Options bar, set the rectangle’s radius to 20 px and click on the little square icon “Fill Pixel” to automatically fill the shape to be drawn. Draw a rectangular shape and name the layer ‘Panel.’

Step 2

Double-click on this layer to add Layer Styles to the shape. Select the Gradient Layer style and adjust the Gradient’s Color Stops and other parameters as shown below:

Follow up with an Inner Glow Layer style and make the necessary adjustments as shown below:

The Layer styles result for a reflected effect.

Step 3

Create a new layer under the previous layer and draw another rounded rectangle just slightly larger than the first. Also have the shape’s radius set to 22 px.

Step 4

With the Burn Tool (O) selected and its Exposure set at about 50%, darken selected edges of just the second rectangle.

The burn result:

Step 5

Being on the ‘Panel’ layer, select the Rectangular Marquee Tool (M), and make a selection across the rectangle and hit the Delete key to clear the selection.

Press Ctrl+D to ‘deselect.’

Step 6

Back to the second rectangle, add an Outer Glow Layer style.

The result has the edges of the panel defined.

Step 7

The panel appears too smooth here, we must add a subtle touch of grain to it by applying a Noise Filter effect (Filter > Noise > Add Noise).

Step 8

In a new layer, draw a rectangle for the screen and fill with the colour #828384. I also enabled the Guides (Ctrl+’) to aid my positioning of the screen.

Add a Stroke Layer style to it. Afterwards, add a Guassian blur with a raduis of 1.5 pixels to the rectangle. It softens the Stroke effect a bit which previously was too sharp. This will form the backdrop upon which the main screen will be placed later.

Step 9

For the flat base of the Macbook, select the Pen Tool (P) and click with the tool to create these Anchor points as shown below.  You may also use the direction keys on your keyboard to conveniently adjust the positioning of selected points.

Step 10

For a little gloss for the base of the laptop, add an Inner Glow, Inner Shadow and Gradient Overlay Layer styles with the settings below:

The result:

Step 11

Draw a 2 px rounded rectangle right on top of the base to form something of the rim on the base. Burn its edges sparingly on both its ends.

The new outlook of the base:

Step 12

Add a soft shading to the rim applying an Inner Shadow Layer style with a reduced opacity of 45%.

Step 13

Pick the Pen Tool yet again and map out an outline shown below. This is to form a shallow inward curvature on the base of the Macbook.

Step 14

Fill the outline by right-clicking within it and selecting ‘Color.’

Step 15

Apply both a Gradient Overlay and Inner Shadow styles to create a resulting appearance of an inward curve,

Step 16

For th hinges of the Macbook, use the Rectangle Tool to draw a flat rectangle and then fill with a white colour.

Step 17

Set up both Gradient Overlay and Inner Shadow Layer styles for the hinges with the parameters below:

Step 18

Saving time drawing a second hinge, just press Ctrl+J to duplicate the ‘Hinges’ layer and position the hinge copy to the right of the Macbook.

Step 19

With a rounded rectangle set at 2px, draw an opening or slot on the right of the Macbook and fill with a black or if your Tool’s shape has “Fill Pixels” set on its Options bar, just hit ‘D’ on the keyboard to set the foreground colour to black before drawing.

Step 20

Select the Type Tool (T) and bring up the Character Panel (Window > Character) to make other adjustments not available on the Type Tool’s Options bar. Set the Font to Verdana ts size to18 pt and color to #4b4b4b. Also use the scaling options to scale vertically and horizontally at 41% and 31% respectively. You’ll get something almost close to the real thing.

Step 21

For the web cam, use the Ellipse Tool to create a small circle holding Shift to constrain its portions and fill with black. Add a soft glow around it with an Outer Glow Layer style.

Step 22

Follow up in a new layer, with two other small round points. Of course, adding an Outer Glow Layer style as well.

Step 23

For a nice and shiny screen complete with abstract graphics, we will creating create something intricate. Select the Rectangular Marquee Tool and make a selection and then pick the Gradient Tool (G) and change the Color Stops of the Gradient. Make a diagonal sweep across the selection with the Gradient Tool.

Note: place or resize the screen within the grey rectangle in a way a thin margin is formed around the screen.

Step 24

For other elements within the screen, use Polygonal Lasso Tool (L) to create the shapes below. You can on the Tool’s Options bar, select “Add to selection” to create multiple selections. Fill the selection(s) with the colour #e2eef2 using the Paint Bucket Tool (press Shift+G if not already selected). Ctrl+D to deselect afterwards.

Step 25

On the Layer Palette, reduce the opacity of this layer to about 70%. Proceed to add a Layer Mask by clicking on the third icon from the left at the bottom of the palette. Fade the shapes with a black soft brush. You’ll also have to vary the brush’s opacity when fading certain areas of the shape.

Step 26

With the Elliptical Marquee Tool (Shift+M if not already selected), create a flat ellipse selection. Fill with #e2eef2 and on the Layers Palette, set the layer’s Blend mode to Soft Light and Opacity to about 38%. Create another Layer Mask and with a brush (Opacity; 25%) fade the base
of the ellipse.

Step 27

Create two other ellipses in a similar fashion as the previous steps. Again, use the Polygonal Lasso Tool to create another shape and then fill. Right-click and select Transform Selection and then select the Warp Transform Tool to make a curve on one side of the selection.

Step 28

Hit Enter when through and of course, set the layer’s Blend mode to Soft Light and reduce its Opacity to about 85% and add a Layer Mask to make the necessary adjustments.

Step 29

As always, create a triangular selection with the Polygonal Lasso Tool and fill with the usual colour.

Step 30

For a curve, Use the Warp Tool in Free Transform mode.

Step 31

Change the layer’s Blend mode to Soft Light and Opacity to about 58%.

Step 32

The Polygonal Lasso Tool for another shape - you should know the drill by now; fill, warp and deselect!

Step 33

The layer’s Blend mode here is set to Soft Light definitely and its, Opacity reduced to about 62% as you see fit. You might as well create group your shapes for organization and reducing excessive scrolling within the Layers Palette. Select the little folder icon at the bottom of the palette and drag your shape layers into it and collapse it.

Step 34

Select the ‘Screen’ layer and add the Layer styles, Inner Shadow and Outer Glow making the following adjustments below:

Step 35

As an option, you may download one of the numerous Mac OSX icon set for windows. These images were in JPEG format and were edited in a separate window and moved to the working document. Like I said, you may skip this step as its okay for the ‘Air’ to be clutter free.

Step 36

Create a new layer, ‘Shadow,’ below all other layers and with the Ellipse Tool, draw a very flat ellipse.

Step 37

Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and set the Blur Radius to 3.5pixels.

Step 38

Draw a rounded rectangle and Press Ctrl+T to enter Free Transform mode and select the Distort Tool and splay the shape outwards. B. Add a Layer Mask and with its thumbnail selected, use a Gradient Tool (black to white) to draw  a vertical gradient.

There you have it, a slick and realistic Macbook Air to say the least.

A Macbook image without the dock. This might be the ideal icon; though it all boils down to your preference eventually.

Also delete the background layer for a transparent layer.

Here’s a rather bland but clean Macbook Air icon.

Downloads

Photoshop PSD file
png files

Discons

The Discons icon set, designed by Dave McNally, consists of 95 icons and all are 24px circles. Each icon has one unified shape – the glyph was combined with the background and knocked out of the shape. This means it’s easier for you to alter colours as there’s only one shape for each icon.
Discons

Glossy E-Commerce Icon Set

Ecommerce Glossy has been created by the folks at Iconshock for Hongkiat readers. It consists of 21 different e-commerce related icons in total and comes in these formats: AI, PSD and PNG.
Glossy E-Commerce Icon Set

2400 Flag Icon Set

Liquidcity has created a flag icon for every major country in the world, plus a few more. They've created them in several sizes so they'll look great no matter where you use them – 16×16, 24×24, 32×32, 48×48, and 64×64. They also come in 2 variants – as flat and standard, and the other with a lovely glossy finish.
2400 Flag Icon Set

By Paul Andrew (Speckyboyand speckyboy@twitter).

The Square Grid

The Square Grid is a simple CSS framework for designers and developers, based on 35 equal-width columns. The grid is equiped with a 28px baseline-grid for a smooth vertical rhythm. Each block (DIV) is defined with a margin of 1 square (28px) from the next block. It aims to cut down on development time and help you create beautiful-structured websites.
The Square Grid ?

Jo – HTML5 Mobile App Framework

Jo is a new and lightweight JavaScript framework designed for HTML5 apps.
Jo – HTML5 Mobile App Framework ?

Frame Box – Lightweight Tool for Creating Mockups

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Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator

HTML5 introduced many exciting features for Web developers. One of the features is the ability to specify gradients using pure CSS3, without having to create any images and use them as repeating backgrounds for gradient effects. This easy to use copy-and-paste tool gives you complete control when creating your CSS3 gradient.
Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator ?

By Paul Andrew (Speckyboyand speckyboy@twitter).

Schizo Octopus Website Template

This template has a fixed layout one page portfolio template with two columns with the download containing the Photoshop Files, XHML/CSS Coded template and also includes documentation.
Free for personal or commercial use. No need to credit.
Schizo Octopus Website Template

CSS Heaven 2

CSS Heaven 2 is a free CSS Template suitable for small business websites and blogs.
This template is released under GPL License.
CSS Heaven 2

Euphoria

Euphoria has been licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.
Euphoria

Template 6

This template could be used as a corporate website & blog, it contains: Two template pages , valid HTML & CSS and all of the PSD files.
Template 6

SilverBlog

SilverBlog is a minimal template suitable for blog designs that has been built with HTML5 and CSS.
It has been released under GNU GPL license.
SilverBlog

By Paul Andrew (Speckyboyand speckyboy@twitter).

SIDEWAYS – jQuery fullscreen image gallery

Sideways is a simple, yet elegant fullscreen image gallery created with the jQuery and some simple CSS.
SIDEWAYS – jQuery fullscreen image gallery

Full Page Image Gallery with jQuery

In this tutorial you can learn how to create a stunning full page gallery with scrollable thumbnails and a scrollable full screen preview. The idea is to have a thumbnails bar at the bottom of the page that scrolls automatically when the user moves the mouse. When a thumbnail is clicked, it moves to the center of the page and the full screen image is loaded in the background.
Full Page Image Gallery with jQuery

Orbit: A Slick jQuery Image Slider Plugin

Orbit is a killer jQuery plugin that lets you create a simple, effective and beautiful slider for images of any size, and even includes some parameters for making awesome captions and a sweet timer.
Orbit: A Slick jQuery Image Slider Plugin

By Paul Andrew (Speckyboyand speckyboy@twitter).

Step 1

First off, open a new document Ctrl+N, and set its document size to 1280 x 768 px and the resolution to 140 dpi. The wood texture below was from www.mega-tex.nl. Drag wood texture into your working document window.

Step 2

Press Ctrl+U for the Hue/Saturation Dialog box and then reduce the Saturation to -42. This is to fade the wood’s colour a little. We don’t intend to make the colours of our composition too vibrant.

The result:

Step 3

Go to Filter> Render> Lighting Effects and set the Lightening parameters below:

The Lighting Effects result:

Step 4

Now to paint over the lightened wood texture with a grunge specific brush. Download a set of grunge brushes by ART-D. Select the ‘BB Grunge_9′ brush from the Brushes Palette and increase its size to 1166 px and the brush colour that is, the foreground colour to #1f1710.

Step 5

Create a new layer and paint just once over the wood image.

Step 6

Change the layer’s Blend mode to Soft Light.

Step 7

Create a new Curves Adjustment Layer by clicking on the fourth icon from the left on the Layers Palette or go to Layers> New Adjustment Layer> Curves. Drag the midpoint of the straight line downwards to reduce the brightness of the image slightly.

We have now a dark wood surface that appears to be whittling away. Name this layer ‘grunge.’

This is the arrangement of the layers on the Layers Palette so far.

Step 8

Set the Foreground colour to #322c28 and from the Tools Panel, select the Rectangle Tool (U) and on its Options bar, select the ‘Fill Pixels’ icon.The square to be
drawn would be automatically filled with colour.

Step 9

Double-click on the ‘block’ layer for a Layer Style and select the Drop Shadow style. Set its parameters as shown below:

The Inner Shadow Layer Style adjustments:

Step 10

Create a new layer and with the Brush Tool (B) selected, right-click to choose a new grunge brush – ‘BB Grunge_7 ‘and ‘BB Grunge_9′ to be precised. Set the brush colour to #262321 and reduce its opacity to about 85%. Paint on the block not minding if you exceed its boundaries and then on the layer, right-click to select a ‘Clipping Mask’ to ‘fasten’ the brush painting to the block.

Step 11

Select a Soft Round brush and change its colour to #181412. Paint over the block as shown below:

Step 12

Head on to Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur and set the Blur Radius to about 45.5 pixels. *Note:when the effect has been applied, there’s no need to erase around the edges of the block where the blur might have spread. Finally, set the layer’s Blend mode to Soft Light.

Step 13

For a new layer, select the Elliptical Marquee Tool (M) and draw a circle that just encompasses the lower right corner of the block. Use a White Soft Round brush with an opacity of 75% to paint within the circle. Press Ctrl+D to clear the selection.

Step 14

Apply a Gaussian Blur of a Radius of about 60%. This in effect, increases the light intensity at a point without affecting other areas of the image.

For this layer ‘light,’ reduce the blur’s opacity to 60%.

Step 15

We’ll now add text for the date by selecting the Type Horizontal Tool (T).With the Tool, drag to create a rectangular shape.

Step 16

On the Type Tool’s Options bar, choose the font type as ‘Agency FB‘; the style as ‘Bold‘; size to 24 pt and colour to black. Alternatively, these adjustments can be made on the Character Panel. Enable this if not visible already, by going to Menu bar and select Window> Character. Type in the numbers for the month of the September; hit Enter to go into the next row for another set of numbers and so on.

Step 17

For a new layer, type in the numbers “30, 31″ for the numbers of the previous date and “1, 2, 3″ for
the numbers of the next date (the text colour doesnt matter for now).

Step 18

To make the date correspond with the direction of light, we’ll add a Gradient to it. Double-click on the first date text layer and select a Gradient Overlay Layer Style. Edit the Gradient by changing the Color Stops to the colours show below:

Step 19

Reduce the Gradient’s Opacity to 85% and set its Angle to -72.

Step 20

Add a Drop Shadow style with the adjustments below:

Step 21

For the second date “30, 31, 1, 2 and 3″, add a Bevel and Emboss Layer style. Set its parameters as shown below:

Step 22

Still on the second date, add a Color Overlay Layer style and set its colour to #957f6fand reduce its Opacity to 85%.

The final result:

Step 23

Also type in the days of the week and on the Character Panel, set the font colour set to #181615.

Step 24

For the month and the year, type in “SEPT . 2010″ and the Character Panel set the font type to “Broken Ghost” (you can download it for free at dafont.com)and the font colour to #363535.

Below we have a font with uneven edges that tallies with grittiness of the whole composition.

The completed date for September:

Step 25

Select a Spatter brush for the brush and set its Opacity to 85% Erase a little the set of numbers last row and the last two numbers on the row before. The aim is to make the numbers appear scratched.

Autumn wouldnt be complete without leaves; these maple leaves were downloaded from www.sxc.hu.

Step 26

Drag any maple leaf you fancy into the main document window and use the Magic Wand Tool (W) to extract the leaf from its background. Just click anywhere outside the leaf and hit the Delete key to clear the selection and you’re done! You may have to use the Eraser Tool to clear any hint of white left on the leaf.

Step 27

Use the Move Tool (V) to position the leaf and with the Free transform Tool (Ctrl+T), you might have to scale the leaf down.

Step 28

For the ‘Maple leaf’ layer, add a Drop Shadow Layer style:

Step 29

Follow up with an Inner Shadow style making the adjustments below:

The result below:

Step 30

Select the Brush Tool as a grunge brush and paint just once over the leaf.

Step 31

Create a Clipping Mask for the layer by right-clicking it and selecting this option. Set the layer’s Blend mode to Soft Light and reduce its opacity to 70%.

Step 32

With the Elliptical Marquee Tool, draw a circle and fill with a white colour and deselect or you could just use a Soft Round brush with the appropriate size and stamp a white brush mark over the leaf.

Step 33

Have the round white circle blurred with a Gaussian Blur and set the layer’s Blend mode to Soft Light. Also erase around the leaf to clear any paint outside it.

And this is our Calendar for September. Like I mentioned earlier, its titled “The Fall.”

By David Ella Ella

“Buddycons” – Vector Social Media Icons

The icon set is called “Buddycons” and includes 126 vector social media icons. Included in the set are PNG versions of all 126 icons in both circular and rounded variations as well as a vector source file for easy resizing. The icons are free to use for personal and commercial usage, however, redistribution is not allowed.
“Buddycons” – Vector Social Media Icons

Free PSD Templates: vCard Personal Portfolio Minisite

This PSD design comes in 4 pages: Homepage (About), Works (Portfolio), Portfolio Pop-Up, and Contact.
All the pages are in Photoshop (.PSD) format with all layers neatly organized in layer groups for easy identification and editing of the logo, text and graphics.
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Modernist: Free WordPress Theme with Focus on Typography

This theme supports widgets, is SEO optimized and has clean and documented code. It loads very quickly, and has various WordPress 3.0 features. Works in IE 6+ and all versions of Safari/Firefox/Opera. The theme is absolutely free to use in private and commerical projects.
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Typominima: Free typography based minimal WordPress theme

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Coda Shortcuts Cheat Sheet (PDF)

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500 Free Icons Social Networking Icon Set from WPZOOM

This awesome icon set includes 100 icons of popular social networking websites. Every icon from WPZOOMs Social Networking Icon Set is available in 5 different sizes: 64×64, 48×48, 32×32, 24×24 and 16×16px (PNG & PSD format), which means you get 500 beautiful icons!

You are allowed to use these icons anywhere you want, however WPZOOM would appreciate linkback.
500 Free Icons Social Networking Icon Set from WPZOOM

WooCons – 170 Free Web Icons

This huge icon set, designed by Janik Baumgartner exclusively for WooThemes, consists of 170 icons, sized at 32x32px and are in PNG format.

This icon set has been released on the GNU General Public License.
WooCons – 170 Free Web Icons

By Paul Andrew (Speckyboyand speckyboy@twitter).