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UnDraw: MIT licensed illustrations for every project you can imagine and create

• feistypharit 8y ago
  The claim of "every project" seems very exaggerated. I tried "kid" and "sleep". Kid has no results and sleep had one for sleep analysis. I must be missing something, or nobody has products for sleep or kids.
• yughurt 8y ago
  This is a really cool project! Will definitely be useful. Quick question about what the motivation behind the project was.
• theknarf 8y ago
  Why are they MIT licensed? That's a weird license to use for art assets. Why not Creative Commons?
  • lucideer 8y ago
    CC got rid of their non-attribution v1.0 licences in 2004, so since then there has been three options for people wanting to release art without requiring attribution: - CC-By but include an extra note allowing people to omit attribution. This is hassle and may not be legally ok. - CC0. This comes with other affordances you may not want - Use some slightly inappropriate code licence like MIT
    • gioele 8y ago
      > CC got rid of their non-attribution v1.0 licences in 2004, so since then there has been three options for people wanting to release art without requiring attribution: But MIT requires attribution as well: > The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
      • lucideer 8y ago
        IANAL but my understanding is that the legal interpretation of that is that the copyright and permission notice doesn't (need to) include the name of the copyright holder.
  • anges244 8y ago
    SVG's are practically code and can be easily copy-pasted so MIT is a pretty much suitable choice...