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A Plethora of Ive Drives

Artist Louie Mantia releases a large set of hard drive icons inspired by the industrial design of Jonathan Ive.

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The Race for the Gold

Artist Talos Tsui releases his latest freeware icon collection to celebrate the winter games - Torino 2006.

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Going For The Gold

Artist Talos Tsui releases a set of freeware icons based on the symbols and themes of the Salt Lake Winter Games.

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G5 Drives Arrive!

Dave Brasgalla releases his latest freeware icon set based on the industrial design of Apple's amazing G5 enclosures.

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Star Trek

Official icons for the new Star Trek film from J.J. Abrams.

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Star Trek Folders

A set of futuristic folder icons based on the interior design of the bridge of the U.S.S. Enterprise.

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Ive Drives

Drives modeled after the industrial design at Apple.

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Salt Lake City 2002

Icons from the 2002 Winter Olmypic Games in Utah.

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Hearts

Fun and unique heart shaped icons of all flavors.

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