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Best in Graphics for June 2009

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Here’s a collection of some of the best in graphics for June 2009. Some of these resources are tutorials that will help you grow as a designer. Others are icon sets to enhance the visual layout of your blog or website. Each of these are amazing and I highly recommend that you check these out!

Five Minute Upgrade – Making Your Design Pop

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40 Top-Notch Print Based Tutorials

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Water Color Free Icon Pack

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Birdies: Cute Free Twitter Icons For Your Blog

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Woodgrain: A Free Social Media Icon Set

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Super Cool Watercolor Effect in 10 Steps in Photoshop

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More Eye-Popping Graphics

Create a Clean and Colorful Web Layout in Photoshop

30 Photoshop Brushes: ‘Drippy Sprays’

20 Spray and Splat Brushes for Photoshop

50 Alluring Typography and Grid Focused Websites

80 Creative and Well-Designed Logos

26 Beautiful Photoshop Tutorials on Designing Posters

15 Textures and 8 Best Textures Sites

Nicholas Cardot

Nick uses his blog Site Sketch 101 to express his passion for helping bloggers and webmasters connect with real people through brilliant designs, unique content, and genuine creativity. Nicholas Cardot has 200 post(s) at Site Sketch 101

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  1. July 7, 2009

    sbcjr said:

    Bookmarked this one- thanks for the great resources!

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  2. July 7, 2009

    unsmart3d said:

    Thanks for the truckload of resources! This will definitely come in handy down the road.

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  3. July 7, 2009

    Arisu said:

    Now, this could be useful in my actual project, if my boss would let me do the design, instead of wanting to do it himself -_-U

    Oh, the irony …

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  4. July 7, 2009

    Nicholas Z. Cardot said:

    I know exactly what you mean. That’s one of the problems that a lot of freelancers face as well. Quite often the client micromanages the project and in turn creates a product that is less than it could be. I’m sure you’ll figure something great out!

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  5. July 7, 2009

    Arisu said:

    Jajaja, I really doubt it…
    Let´s say is good, not great… mainly cause I got him to buy nice photos ^^

    Uh, on merrier subjects, can I request some how-to-do-icons tutorial? :D I´ve been wanting to do some for my computers dock and folders and blogs too.

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    • July 7, 2009

      Nicholas Z. Cardot said:

      Arisu » I’ll see what I can pull together for you! Feel free to request anything on here that you want and I’ll certainly do whatever I can to provide you with help in accomplishing it!

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  6. July 14, 2009

    Ruchi said:

    I was looking for some watercolor icons , thanks for sharing.

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  7. July 17, 2009

    Satkrit said:

    Can you add some more resources. Not sure if they would blend in with my blog.

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  8. September 8, 2009

    Ron Boracay said:

    I am overwhelmed with this resources. This one deserves a tweet!

    http://twitter.com/ronniedare/status/3854822234

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  9. September 12, 2009

    Mukund said:

    Yeah!! Checked them out! Really cool ones! I love Hongkiat site(5th link from the top). Just wonderful!!

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