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Photoshop is an excellent tool for creating icons of all types and sizes. From application icons, to icons to customize the appearance of your desktop, to mini-icons for your website, the tutorials below will provide you with the knowledge to create the icons you want.
As always, these tutorials can be found by using our custom Photoshop search engine.
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This tutorial is a super introduction to designing and painting a keyfob icon. The tutorial takes you through the entire process from pencil sketch to completed icon in multiple resolutions. -

Learn to create a home button icon. Use layer styles to create a glossy home icon for your site. -

Create an iTunes-esque music player icon. Again, use layer styles and the path tool to create a glossy music icon much like the iTunes icon. -

This tutorial provides a process for creating icons using Adobe Photoshop. Tutorial includes two youTube videos and multiple helpful images. -

This tutorial will teach you to creating Mac OS X Aqua style icons. -

Use this tutorial to learn how to create a custom RSS icon for your blog. Everyone knows the orange RSS feed button. Follow this tutorial to create your own custom icon with a bit of extra style. -

This tutorial will teach your how to create a flag icon using any flag. -

Mini Icons are everywhere on the web these days. Follow these steps to create any mini icons for your website. Use the results to improve the look and usability of your website. -

Also trendy lately are those minimalist Adobe CS3 style icons. Follow this tutorial to find out how to create your own. -

Follow this tutorial to learn how to create glassy gem icons using the grid in Photoshop. -

Follow this 25 minute video tutorial to learn how to create navigation icons in Photoshop. -

Use gradients in Photoshop to create a safety sign icon that looks great.

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1 ptamaro // Jan 23, 2008 at 10:11 pm
Nice site, got some juicy links here — thanks for sharing! Good stuff…
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