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Return to Twitter Land

Artist Kate England offers up even more desktop icons inspired by our favorite social networking service - Twitter.

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A Beautiful Day in Twitter Land

Introducing Twitter Land, a fun and Twitter inspired freeware icon set from Iconfactory artist Kate England

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Iconfactory To Speak at ICON5 About Icons

Join Iconfactory artists Ged Maheux and David Lanham at the ICON 5 Illustration conference this July 4th weekend in NYC.

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Blame It On Steve!

IF workers cancel their plans to visit the Durham, NC Apple Store to watch the 2005 MacWorld keynote speech.

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Watching Woz

Apple's very own Steve Wozniak is coming to North Carolina to give a speech, and the workers intend to be there!

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Twitter Land 2

Organic and fun Twitter-related illustrations.

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Twitter Land

An adorable collection of Twitter-related illustrations.

About Searching

The Iconfactory search engine is a great tool to help you find whatever you are looking for. We have associated keywords with all of the content available on the site. These keywords span icon sets, desktop pictures, iPulse Jackets, software products, support items, design services projects and even news page postings.

In order to make it easy for you to find what you are looking for, we have built some features into our search engine that allow you to customize your search:

  • car - Finds an exact match for the characters "car"
  • car* - Finds matches that begin with "car". Helpful for searches of singular and plural items (like "car" and "cars")
  • *car - Finds matches that end in "car"

Helpful Search Tips

  • Use specific words: Stay away from common words and search for specific, unique terms like "galactica" or "halloween".
  • Use singular terms: When searching, stay away from plural terms and always use the singular instead.
  • Don't use punctuation: Punctuation such as , . / ! ( ) is ignored by the search engine and is treated the same as a space.
  • Try different terms: There are many words to describe content. For example, television or TV. Try several different words and/or combinations, to vary the results.