There’s nothing more beautiful than a well designed icon. The design process for a beautiful icon can take several hours. Desigining a basic icon doesn’t take very long, but you know what they say: it’s all about the details. The step between a good icon and a great icon can cost you a lot of time. This means that creating icons from scratch can be a tedious and time-consuming task. Luckily there are plenty of websites that offer stock icons. Today we take a look at Icons Land and see what they have to offer.

With no assurance as to what medium – desktops, mobile phone, iPad, netbooks, etc – a user is going to use for viewing a site, it has become imperative to produce such a design that appears equally good on all types of devices.
As it is difficult to create separate versions for different screen resolutions or platforms and is also not a great idea if considered practically, it makes sense to go for a feasible option and what else is better than a Responsive web design.

Last week we had the opportunity to host a great giveaway thanks to the people (and dog) at PixMac. We were able to give a free one month subscription to three lucky readers. The response has been great and I’ve been able to randomly select three winners. Find out who won after the jump.

Lomography emphasizes casual, snapshot photography. Characteristics such as over-saturated colors, off-kilter exposure, blurring, “happy accidents,” and alternative film processing are often considered part of the “Lomographic Technique”. It’s basically photography without a focus on perfection. This can create surprising results.

The people and dog (more on that later) at Pixmac were kind enough to give away a 1 month subscriptions to three lucky readers! This subscription normally costs $199 but you can get it for free. More information about this giveaway after the break…