Snip!t from collection of Alan Dix

<p>Need icons for your new website or web application, at the best price there is (<strong>free</strong>!)? Try one of the following sets:</p> <p> </p><div id="section-icons-silk" class="preview"> <a href="/lab/icons/silk/">Silk <img src="silk/silk_preview_small.gif" alt="Silk Icon set preview"> </a> Smooth, colourful icons for any purpose </div> <div id="section-icons-flags" class="preview"> <a href="/lab/icons/flags/">Flags <img src="flags/flags_preview_small.gif" alt="Flag icon set preview"> </a> Country flags. Small and plentiful </div> <div id="section-icons-mini" class="preview"> <a href="/lab/icons/mini/">Mini <img src="mini/mini_preview_small.gif" alt="Mini Icon set preview"> </a> Over 140 pixelicious web icons in GIF format </div> <div id="section-icons-bitsy" class="preview"> <a href="/lab/icons/bitsy/">Bitsy </a> Other web icons too big? The bitsy set will be even smaller than usual. Preview coming soon. </div> <br style="clear: both;"> <p>I find churning out little web icons fairly relaxing. Other people do icons better, but I love free stuff, and I'm sure you do too. </p>