Icon packages are quite difficult to make, that is the main reason you don't see many as in the past.  Master skinners can upload just about any type of skin, so that capability is already there.

I personally have quit using IconPackager. Not because I don't like it, but because I don't really need it. I don't have icons showing on my desktop, I use Objectdock, and I like to have thumbnails for most types of icons in my folders. I just don't really think much about regular icons anymore. As far as skinning goes, I'm more concerned about dock icons. Maybe this is the case for others, I don't know. Some thoughts?

Oh I still use it.  I don't change them all the time but I do occasionally, I certainly have my favorites.  One thing I also like to do is go into Icon Developer and extract the 256 sizes of particular icons I really like from within a pack and use them in docks, makes for some great-looking docks.

(If Stardock would put the Dragon Icon set out for sale separately for $5 like they've done for some of their other theme icons, I'd buy it in a second, hint hint... )  

Ironically, this thread has made me revisit IconPackager. I started using Fences a few days ago, so know I have icons on my desktop, and of course I had to change them.

Question. Does Iconpackager do the same thing as Windowblinds after the trial version?

I LOVE IconPackager!!  I change my whole computer theme about every three days.  Here's my method (in order):

1. Install new WindowBlind

2. Install new IconPackage

3. Install new CursorFX

4. Install new SoundPackage (occasionally)

5. Install new ObjectDock skin

6. Install new SysMetrix skin

7. Install new Rainlendar skin

8. Install new weather widget

9. Enjoy for several days, then rinse and repeat!!!

I still use Iconpackager but as others have stated with fences hiding my icons I have not had the itch to change them much, I have been using Stardocks Encounter icon package for about the last  6-7 months.

I do check in the IP gallery every so often but IMO none of the packages coming out in the last year equal the packages I already have and use, I do change my docks icons quite frequently, whenever I switch windowblind package.

Never even thought to use Icon Developer to extract for my dock though, Facepalm.