You know the drill, bloggers. You have so much going on, with Pinterest, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter that you include the links. But, then your cool and artsy website looks all buttoned up and corporate. So how do you leave breadcrumbs t…
You know the drill, bloggers. You have so much going on, with Pinterest, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter that you include the links. But, then your cool and artsy website looks all buttoned up and corporate. So how do you leave breadcrumbs to your social media empire without letting your website be overrun by logos? We have just the solution, thanks to a very cool artist. The hand-painted social media icons from German artist Sabina of The InkNest are really sweet. And this set is pretty nice too.
For just $8 you can use the images on
your site, then watch your mood change dramatically. I'm thinking it's kind of like
what Warhol did for soup. -Eva Painted Social Icons are available on The InkNest.
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