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Free Vector RSS Feed Cube Icons
In: web resources
27 Mar 2009
andrewkelsall.com designed a RSS Feed Cube Icon Set for one of his sites. He is now making it available to anyone who wants it. There’s a package of icon set that includes 12 color variations. These set is neat and simple but what make them cool is you can edit it to fit your website color themes, and rescalable without worrying that you will loose the quality of each icon. This is because Andrew has generously created these icons in vector file formats, which are .EPS and .AI files.
They are free to use, plus: with no credits required.
Grab this set as you may want a smart RSS Feed Cube Icon Set, that is editable and resizeable at anytime! Also don’t forget to save this post for future use, thanks 
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