On design & development
Free icons courtesy of graphicriver.net
graphicriver and Turbomilk have created a set of 25 slick web icons that are available to use for free in personal and commercial projects (that will be posted on themeforest.net or flashden.net). All that is required is a link back to the page, here.
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