Social icons are important for both encouraging users to share your content and promoting your presence on social networks. So here is a large selection of social icons in different colors to fit the color scheme or your website or blog:

Blue Facebook Icon Red Facebook Icon Green Facebook Icon Pink Facebook Icon Purple Facebook Icon Orange Facebook Icon Yellow Facebook Icon Grey Facebook Icon

They are available in 20×20, 40×40, and 60×60. Right click and save each icon individually, or click on an icon to download the entire icon pack (.zip file). If you have any color or size requests, leave a comment and I will add them as soon as I can.

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About a week ago, I was browsing through a salon and hair product shop at a nearby outlet mall, when a very familiar design caught my eye. The Twitter bird was part of the design of Paul Mitchell’s Tea Tree products.

My first thought was “wow, Paul Mitchell stole Twitter’s logo,” so I quickly took some shots with my cell phone.

Paul Mitchell

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Twitter Button - Blue ThemeWant to encourage your visitors to follow you on Twitter? Here is a large selection of Twitter badges to choose from, with a variety of colors, styles, and sizes. Just save the image of your choice, add it to your website or blog, and link it to your Twitter profile. If you have any suggestions, or requests for color or a different Twitter badge size, please comment below and I will add them as soon as I can. You can also find “Follow Us” Twitter badges here. Read the rest of this entry

I’ve just uploaded the first set of free twitter backgrounds, available on the (yep, you guessed it) Twitter Backgrounds page. Feel free to use, share, and distribute these backgrounds. Some of the designs are customizable, so you can add your own photo and bio/contact information. If you don’t already have Photoshop, you can open the files in Gimp, a free photo editing software.

If you don’t want to customize your background, no problem– all designs have a JPG version available for download, so you can simply upload them to Twitter as is.

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