Icons for your software products. Results.

it's been almost two months since the announcement of the action "Icons for your software products", it is time to take stock. Three choices got their icons, though time left a few more than planned, but the important thing is that everything seems happy. I suggest to you to look at the results.
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Icon for qutIM:
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Icon for Aidsoid Viewer:
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Icon for LightLang
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In addition, ready-made icons for two members of the bonus group. The author of these two icons — a wonderful designer Marina Foxglove.
Icon for .:
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And the icon for plugin downloads pictures and photos for TinyMCE:
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Please dear Mezomish-and forgive me for the fact that its icon is not ready yet. I promise that it will be necessary.

I want to thank all of the participants with whom I was fortunate to work in this project, you are wonderful :)
Anyone who liked our work and invited to guests.

Sincerely yours, Olga Polyakova.
Article based on information from habrahabr.ru

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