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Have you by any chance run one of these "cleaner" apps on your machine. It looks like perhaps some of the icon cache files are missing?

I would just do a command-r boot and reinstall the OS over top of the existing install to fix it. This won't erase your data, but do a backup first just to be safe.
 
I haven't run any cleaner apps. I just did a clean install of mavericks week ago.
 
I haven't run any cleaner apps. I just did a clean install of mavericks week ago.

Hmm.... yeah that's odd then. If you do a verify disk in Disk Util does it show any errors?

Have you installed any utilities that may be conflicting with Finder perhaps?
 
Did a verify, no errors. Haven't installed utility apps, just iWork, office, Xcode, Adobe suite, pycharm
 
Did a verify, no errors. Haven't installed utility apps, just iWork, office, Xcode, Adobe suite, pycharm

Just as a test, try creating a new temp admin account and login there and see if you get the same thing. That will tell you if it is something specific to your account like maybe a startup item or something causing a conflict.
 
I've got a Mavericks server that does the same thing, and com.apple.IconServices starts up and keeps running for many of the accounts on the server. No clue what's causing it as of now, but I'm none too pleased about it.
 
Just as a test, try creating a new temp admin account and login there and see if you get the same thing. That will tell you if it is something specific to your account like maybe a startup item or something causing a conflict.

Same thing with a new admin account.
 
Do you have Google Drive installed? If so, turn off the file sync status option in the Google Drive preferences.
 
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