A Twitter icon concept I started few moons ago for my personal use but never got around to finishing until recently. The idea came to me after drawing a parallelism between the postal system of yore and Twitter and how we, after all these years, still rely on birds to get our messages carried across the globe…

The default icons sat on my dock a couple of weeks, before I started making my own. I tried to stay close to the original look and feel, without compromising playfulness and details.

A Minecraft replacement icon based on Elias Keppens’ work. In case you are wondering what Minecraft is, let me sum it up for you: The best way to part with productivity. It also happens to be one of the hottest games right now.

I for one, am really excited about the 3DS, or more precisely about all the triple A games currently in development for nintendo’s new flagship handheld. And while I am not a huge fan of the 3DS industrial design, its shiny new look gave me enough inspiration to make a 32 pixels icon set. I might consider a 512px release once I get the real thing in my hands!

With another Friday come new freebies, and this time around it’s a 100% in-house vector buttons for mobile application websites. The set contains 5 buttons, 3 for Apple’s Appstore (with iPhone and iPad variations), one for Android Market and one for Blackberry App World. All the buttons are in vector form.