Categories of wares, that you can find in online shop.
Anonymous
on April 10th 2011
Really good - 9/10. Just the bear reminds me of a turtle or a strange fat frog, sometimes :p.
Oh I'm second 
Daniel W. Icons look good (maybe), but it is special theme. Not everyone needs them.
Oh yeah, totally agree. Just funny. 
Anonymous
on April 23rd 2011
Why would you release an icon set that is clearly commercial in nature under a non-commercial license? It's obvious to anyone with experience that you can't sell icon sets to most people. Why not release them under a attribution license to attract more business from buyers? No downloads probably reflects this. I'd use them on a network of 600 websites and give attribution, but instead, I just find someone else's public domain or attribution sets. And authors... don't forget icons can be used as favicons too, not just on the desktop.
Anonymous.. you are right. I change the licence.
jojois74
registered user
on September 13th 2011
These are nice. I just don't like the books though. They look too round.
77cool99
registered user
on July 15th 2012
These are great icons! You worked hard on them.
these are very cool but the books's end doesn't look like a rectangle but more like a circle instead the rest are great my most liked and beloved on is the console
Anonymous
on May 21st 2015
Awesome very cool icon if all set I will use for www.mysmartreviews.com
Anonymous
on July 12th 2020
Really good icons tho 
Why would you release an icon set that is clearly commercial in nature under a non-commercial license? It's obvious to anyone with experience that you can't sell icon sets to most people. Why not release them under a attribution license to attract more business from buyers? No downloads probably reflects this. I'd use them on a network of 600 websites and give attribution, but instead, I just find someone else's public domain or attribution sets. And authors... don't forget icons can be used as favicons too, not just on the desktop.
Why would you release an icon set that is clearly commercial in nature under a non-commercial license? It's obvious to anyone with experience that you can't sell icon sets to most people. Why not release them under a attribution license to attract more business from buyers? No downloads probably reflects this. I'd use them on a network of 600 websites and give attribution, but instead, I just find someone else's public domain or attribution sets. And authors... don't forget icons can be used as favicons too, not just on the desktop.
Anonymous
