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1. Harshil Acharya

   Amazing...!!!

   3 months ago

2. Oskar Smith

   Nice concept and execution! But will the contrast be enough to see the black checker?

   3 months ago

3. Kenil Bhavsar

   Wow great Icon. How many tools are used..?

   3 months ago

4. Pro Webshocker

   @Harshil Acharya @Oskar Smith @Kenil Bhavsar thanks

   @Oskar Smith I've attached the brighter version

   3 months ago

5. Kenil Bhavsar

   @Webshocker Wow brighter version looks Awesome. I love the way you work. I wish if i could get some tips or tutorial from you. :)

   It's my dream to work with creative person like you. :)

   3 months ago

6. Pro Vlad "ssh4"

   @Kenil Bhavsar firs of all you need idea. And this is 99% of whole work. After this you can use pencil or PS, Inkscape or 3DMAX, Illustrator or Maya, Gimp or Blender, e.t.c.

   3 months ago

7. Pro Edu Torres

   @Webshocker I Think the brighter version looks better, the depth is clearer.

   Maybe....Can you talk a little about your light setup?

   3 months ago

8. Pro Steve Grenier

   Beautiful icon. Shame most details get lost at the small size :(

   3 months ago

9. daramghaus

   amazing!!!

   3 months ago

10. Pro Ollin

    Nice illustration ;)

    3 months ago

11. Kenil Bhavsar

    @Vlad "ssh4" Thanks for sharing the process of work. It's difficult to give proper result what we imagine in mind.

    And i believe Good and Creative person only born can't become. It's God gift. And I respect you from my bottom of heart.

    Amazing work.! :)

    3 months ago

12. Pro Ollin

    @Kenil Bhavsar

    > And i believe Good and Creative person only born can't become. It's God gift.

    I totally disagree. "Natural talent" is nothing, at least not in such an incredibly "constructed" area as the field of icon design. The people who are at the top of this game, as with most any human activity that was not essential for hunter-gatherers, are the people who have spent the most time studying and practicing, I guarantee it.

    I wrote a blog post about it, and how young artists can escape the daunting feeling of "they're naturally good, my art isn't, I should give up".

    By way of supporting my argument, here's what my work looked like two years ago. That took me like 4 hours.

    3 months ago

13. Kenil Bhavsar

    @Ollin Many Thanks for encourage me. Very nice blog. It's very helpful. :)

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    3 months ago

14. Pro Alex Pronsky

    just awesome!

    3 months ago

15. Pro Tobia Crivellari 

    WOW!

    3 months ago