Not at all! There are plenty of search engines on the Internet that will enable you to find exactly what you are looking for. I am using most of these in my daily work and I would now like to share them with you to help you boost your creativity quite a lot.

Enjoy!

1. IconSeeker

A really nice search engine that will help you find Icons as the name implies. Also has a “Most Popular” feature which could certainly help you in your search.

2. IconFinder

Another quite useful icon search engine. Doesn’t have the “Most Popular” feature but it looks nice and it seems to sum up some rather nice search results.

3. IconLet

A nifty and simple icon search engine that generates some nice results. Has a “Search Plugin” link which I haven’t yet tries. IconLet was launched in 2007.

4. IconLook

A nicely designed search engine for finding icons. A few really nice features include Link Exchange, Random Icons and Popular. It’s in Beta but works just fine.

5. IconDB

A somewhat cluttered search engine to find some really nice fonts. They have quite a large database and seem to give great results. Nice interface however a bit hard navigating at first.

6. Icons Search

Nice icon search engine with several nice features. Guide how to search and some designer related link listings such as Emoticons, Desktop, Web and Graphics to name a few.

7. Very Icon

Really nice icon search engine with some nice and useful features. With Icon Search, Icon Category and Advanced Search it makes this search engine a truly invaluable tool for any designer.

8. EasyIconFinder

A powerful search engine for icons. Some platinum features that makes this search engine really useful. Interface is somewhat cluttered but the instructions are good.

9. FontHit

Quite simple but truly powerful search engine to find fonts for your design. It is an ever expanding search ending and you can add your own font site if you have one. Features: Font Search, Advanced Font Search.

10. FyFont

A really cool and useful font search engine. Instead of typing in a specific keyword you can simply upload a picture of the font you’re after and it will try and recognize it and point you in the right direction.

11. FindTTF

One of the most comprehensive font search engines on the Internet. With over 314.000 fonts in it’s database you are sure to find what you are looking for. Somewhat cluttered user interface though.

12. MyFonts

Another font recognizing search engine. This one also have the capability to search for fonts the old school way. Different search modes: Find Fonts, What The Font. Really useful and simple.

13. Free Fonts

A search engine for free fonts. Simple and straight forward. If you know what you are looking for you can easily find it here and then be directed to the place where you can download it.

14. FontSeek

With over 55.000 fonts attached to their database you are sure to find what you’re looking for. Interface is somewhat dull and 90′s but the results are great.

15. TutSearch

One of the most streamlined tutorial search engines on the Internet. This search engine will search a database of over 100 hand picked tutorials. Exclusive and high end!

16. Vectorials

A really nice and well proportioned search engine searching everything vector. Quite a large database with tons of software categorized tutorials. Excellent for any designer working with vectors.

17. Tutorial Vault

Really nice tutorial search engine with tons of software’s represented. Includes tutorials for: Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, 3D Max, Photography, InDesign, Programming and Fireworks.

18. Tutorial Search

An extensive search engine which concentrates on categories of software’s. Tons of great and pristine tutorials ranging from Photohop to 3D Max and everything in between.

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Just finished up my first set of free Icons that you can really use. It is a set of 15 customized Icons that is available for download at the bottom of this post. I started off without having any idea of where I would end up so the bunch is kind of two-faced as far as style and execution. Never the less I believe you can use them for something at least.

I called it “ICONS – Volume 1” cause I want to extend the package as time goes by. I already have some great designs that I feel fits right into this package. I will post them when I am finished with the next batch.

Include a full gallery of the 15 Icons included in the “Volume 1” package right underneath here. Hope you will enjoy them as much as I did creating them.

Formats included are:

256*256, 128*128, 96*96, 72*72, 64*64, 48*48, 32*32, 24*24, 16*16 all in variations of 32bit, 16bit and 8bit colors.

User Agreement: Minervity makes this content available only for personal, desktop use. All copyrights remain the property of their respective holders. If you need icons for a commercial project, please contact me for more information.