In this post, we present a Tutorials for Creating Highly Detailed Icon Designs. We collected them not because we are religiously in love with icons, but because you may find these tutorials useful; for instance, if you are developing a new icons or designing a concept for a new sets.

Photoshop Laser Printer Icon Tutorial

Create a Custom Mac OSX Style Ring Binder Address Book Icon

Create an Adobe Box Icon in Photoshop

Create a Glossy Volt Icon in Photoshop

Create a Vector Film Slate Icon

Windows Vista Folder Icon Tutorial

Design a Detailed Compass Icon in Photoshop

Professional Technique for Creating Icons

Create a Paint Roller Icon in Photoshop

Create a 3D Pyramid Icon Design in Photoshop

Create a Scissor Icon in Photoshop

Create an XP Style Woman User Icon

Create a Vista Error Icon in Photoshop

The Making of an Icon

Create a USB Speaker Icon in Photoshop

Design the iTunes Icon for the iPhone in Photoshop

Designing a Chest Icon in Illustrator

Create the iTunes Icon in Illustrator

How to Design Mini Icons

To to Create a 3D Isometric Vector Icon

Create a Cute Panda Bear Face Icon

How to Create a Transparent Battery Icon

Create an Aperture Style Camera Lens Icon

Illustrate a Traffic Cone Icon in Photoshop

Create a Shiny Lock Icon Design in Photoshop

Creating an XP Style Monitor Icon

How to Create a Super Shiny Pencil Icon

How to Create a Van Icon in Photoshop

Make a 3D Shopping Basket Icon in Illustrator

How to Create an Alarm Clock Icon

How to Make a Calendar Icon

How to Create a Vector Safari Compass in Illustrator

Translucent IM Style Icon Design Tutorial

Create an Envelope Icon with a Satin Feel

Create a Vector Home Cinema Design

Create a Design Float Icon in Illustrator

Designing a Sleek Pencil Icon

Icon Design Tutorial: Drawing a Pencil Icon

UPDATED:19 Jan 2010

Find Something Missing?

While compiling this list, it’s always a possibility that we missed some other great tutorial. Feel free to share it with us.

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