Free Social Icon Pack: Bevel Lite
Our First Free Icon Pack!
We’re proud to be releasing our first free Icon Pack at Tutorial9, Bevel Lite! Along with our our other free resources like Photoshop Brushes, we’ll be periodically releasing icon packs for designers to take full advantage of in personal and commercial projects.
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Terms of Use
We’re all about free stuff at Tutorial9 in case you haven’t noticed. It’s not that you should never pay for resources, we just like providing as much as possible for free.
In this spirit, we’re releasing this icon pack giving you full rights to use it without attribution in both commercial and personal projects. All we ask is that you do not redistribute them for download. You’re free however to redistribute in say… a Wordpress theme you designed and developed so long as you mention somewhere that the icons originally came from us (with a link please!)
Of course, we do always appreciate those of you kind enough to send links our way. Spreading the word is the only way folks find out about free resources like this, and we depend largely on our community and word of mouth to make sure people find us!
If you do use them, please let us see how you integrated them! We always enjoy seeing our resources in use!
Enjoy!
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32 Comments Leave a Comment
thanx for the great collection ..amazing work man
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Great collections, thanks a lot.
I LOVE YOU DAVID!
seriously
Nice collection, simple, clean, and easy on the eyes. Thanks!
nice, good looking icons! and if this Your first icon set - I just can congratulate You, I haven’t done mine yet, but I feel every designer must create his own icon set, font..and so on
Thanks everyone! Please, spread the word! These really have no restrictions on how you use them, it’s not so often you find icons that come with those sorts of guidelines.
@Dainis Graveris: Appreciate it mate! This is actually my second icon set. I released a set over at Smashing Magazine recently (Scroll down and look for “Nurture”). I have a few other icon packs in the works, as well as a spin-off this set that will be released very soon.
@rose: Whoa now!
But seriously, thanks
Great job, I really like these. Very lightweight and minimalistic in a sense, yet still very useful and different from a lot of other icons I see. A great way to stand out from all of the “glassy” looking free icons available. Thanks for spending the time!
I’m really liking some of these! Awesome work, David
They are very clean and they look so much better when they are placed in a row.
Very lovely set David.
Nice job David, they’re both stylish without being so overly designed that they clash with most average sites.
Question though: Why does Delicious get to be in color? It wouldn’t be hard at all to grayscale it, why does it get the extra love of color? Seems inconsistent and slightly lowers the rating of the designs as a whole.
Overall: 87/100
(PS: please tweet at me when you read this so I remember to check back here for you response.)
@Fire G: I have several renditions of the icons, and fount that the Delicious icon was much more easier to pick out when given all of its color. When you think about it, Delicious could not be very easily identified with just one color given that it is a square with 4 colored square quadrants. The color is a very important element of the Delicious logo.
In logo / logotype design, I think it’s important for symbols to make just as much sense in one color as they do in full color. I’m somewhat surprised at the decision behind the Delicious logo design, but it works out well so I have no reason to question their choice.
@David Leggett: I can see what you mean given that Del. might not be as noticeable without it’s trademark color scheme, but when combined with the rest of the icons in the pack, Del. just sticks out too much for my liking.
lol, i find it funny how david gets the cool background for his comment. I’m gonna do that for my sites too so when i comment its special! =P =D nice job anyways.
david ill love you more when you put grade10 of the school of photoshop, i really like your classes
Lovely icon set
They look different to most icon sets ive seen which is a good thing, good stuff david
Some great icons there. I have no social links on my new site yet, and these could look great!
Nice icon set!
Refreshing to see a social icon pack that looks so different to the rest! Thanks heaps.
Great collections, thanks a lot.
is really original