Well, I can go to 32x32... :)

I'll give AdFed a shot. I've also found a really good collection at http://www.desktopwizard.com: great icons in a large collection of ICLs, many of them ported to Windows from the Mac and (the most impressive of all) the Next OS. The icons from Next are 48x48, many are in TrueColor but can be sized down to 256 colors, and are really amazing.

Now I just need to find somebody that can draw that well pixel by pixel, and I'll be all set. :)

Thanks for the pointers, Roi.

Scott



>True. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, they just never tell you the picture is only 16 pixels sqare :)
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>You may want to look up the local AdFed for your region. You should be able to find some freelance graphic designers there. http://www.aaf.org/ is the national site, and should have a link to a local chapter.
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>>There are indeed tons of sites: that's the problem. :) It's the proverbial needle in the haystack.
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>>Thanks for the pointer. I'll check it out.
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>>Scott
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>>>>As those of us who have attempted to design good icons for our apps know, icon design is a genuine graphic arts specialty. I'm looking for any particularly good libraries of icons (or small JPEGs, bitmaps, etc.) that I can incorporate into my app. I'd also like to find a good graphic artist (preferably in the Washington, D.C. area) who specializes in creating these tiny works of art.
>>>>
>>>>Anybody got any good leads...?
>>>
>>>Here's a place to start.
>>>http://www.iconbazaar.com/
>>>
>>>Do an internet search for "icon" or ".ico". There's tons of sites with with large icon libraries.
>>>
>>>hth