Emoticons Part I Icons

Published on November 12th 2011 by Rinfo.
Released under the Attribution Required (CC by) license.

4 out of 5 stars. (9 reviews) Log-in to add your review.

Add these to your quick-toolbar to discuss about your feelings. Sorry about some shadows. I hope this shows up front.
Use these in your messages, desktops, wherever.
See you soon.

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Ricon on November 12th 2011 0

4.5 out of 5 stars.

😎 8-) 😎 8-) 😎 8-)
Ya cool.
4.5

absterninja on November 12th 2011 0

4 out of 5 stars.

Very nice! There better than mine!!!

2 suggestions:

First, on the chatty one, you should put the speech bubble to the side. Second, on the red ones, you should use the smoothing tool. Good Job!!!!

Rinfo on November 12th 2011 0

Thanks guys. This is my first set. Also,
Ricon helped me with tips and info. He
forgot to tell me about the line
smoothing.

I am now going to Unicorn 3D. I like the
sets by UN3D.

cdl on November 19th 2011 0

5 out of 5 stars.

potterr on November 20th 2011 0

0.5 out of 5 stars.

theyre extremely difficult to select something with i hate them needs more work 😊

cdl on November 27th 2011 0

potterr

for a first effort they are unique, entertaining, and nicely done..

no one said you had to use all of them

Intellisthetics on November 28th 2011 0

4 out of 5 stars.

I like to individually pick my icons.
I take the best and leave the rest.
Icons are a means to identify items quickly through association with an image. They can be dull and serve only that purpose or they can be expressive, artistic, thought provoking, entertaining, and pleasing to the eye.