IconFinder blog

Interview with Anton Zykin and Dmitry Tsozik from Softfacade

I got a chance to interview some really talented guys icon designers, Anton Zykin and Dmitry Tsozik from Softfacade. In the previous blog post, I asked for you to suggest interview questions, which I have based this questions on.

Your chance to submit interview questions for Anton Zykin

Anton Zykin from SoftFacade is one of the most talented icon designers. IconFinder is interviewing Anton Zykin and you have a chance to submit your own questions to him. The best and most popular questions will be posed in the interview.

Football icons

World cup 2010 has just started in South Africa and to join the celebration of this great event, I have collected football related icons in a single blog post.

Jon Hicks: Icon Design

I just found a great video I want to share with you. I know there are lots of icon designers using IconFinder for inspiration, so this video should be particularly interesting to you.

IconFinder's three-year anniversary

It's time to celebrate. In 2007 IconFinder launched and now three years later, the site is growing with thousands of new users every month.

Stay tuned

Something is cooking at IconFinder.

12 great monotone icon sets

Simple monotone are the most flexible icons and works great in mobile interfaces. Here is a collection of the best monotone icon sets on IconFinder.

IconFinder moves to www.iconfinder.com

I am excited to announce that IconFinder is moving to www.iconfinder.com

New exclusive icon set: Copenhagen

IconFinder has hired the talented Asher Abbasi to design an icon set suited for web apps.

Tips for using icons in interface design

Icons and pictograms as a form of communication are effective to communicate meaning quickly and where space is limited. Not only that, they also reduce language barriers because symbols are not tied to a language like written text.

12 new free icons

These new icons have been designed especially for the users of IconFinder. The choise of icons are based on the search terms that were popular, but gave no results.