Iconfinder VS Cubebrush

Iconfinder Reviews

Cubebrush Reviews

Iconfinder mentions (3)

• What icon should I use for a list of trading cards?

  Whenever I'm unsure about the design of an icon, I start by using iconfinder.com or even Google Images to see what the most common design elements are. Almost always there is a consensus on how the icon should be designed. Source: over 1 year ago

• Some Useful Websites that you should must use

  📎9. iconfinder.com: The best place to find icons of all sizes. Source: about 2 years ago

• F1opoly - Anyone for a game?

  Did you design this? If so, I'll provide you with some new premium icons from iconfinder.com - just ping me at [support@iconfinder.com](mailto:support@iconfinder.com) and I'll give you a coupon. Source: almost 3 years ago

Cubebrush mentions (3)

• How should I go about getting a job as a character designer (or something similar) for Blizzard?

  If it's the first, you might start digging into some of Marc Brunet's channel on YouTube for loads of videos about art and concepting work. He used to be a concept artist at Blizzard a while back before pursuing mostly educational content. He even helped found an entire online coursework site called CubeBrush that has loads of great, paid courses/tutorials. Source: over 1 year ago

• What are the best channels with PROPER tutorials?

  Personally I have learned the most from paid tutorials, from like flippednormals.com , cubebrush.co/ or a artist own site. If you want long complete once thats the way to go. Often the paid once are from actual working artist wanting extra money on the side. Its till hard to find exactly what one is looking for, and I have bought crap that I did not complete, so be careful. Also I`m not only using blender but a... Source: over 1 year ago

• Assets to Make a Custom UI in Godot? (I am not an artist)

  If you're willing to pay money, there are various creators on sites like itch.io, cubebrush.co, and gumroad.com that sell assets for use in projects. Source: over 2 years ago