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This seems to be it - https://www.doverbooks.co.uk/animals-creatures https://www.doverbooks.co.uk/animals-creatures I'm not sure I understand the licensing iss
by splatzone 3y ago
This seems to be it - https://www.doverbooks.co.uk/animals-creatures https://www.doverbooks.co.uk/animals-creatures
I'm not sure I understand the licensing issue - if the camel graphic came from one of these books, would it not be possible to license it direct from the pictorial library (possibly no licensing required, just a royalty free deal from buying the book)?
- zokier 3y agoIt seems O'reilly has registered the camel as trademark so you can't sidestep it from sourcing the image somewhere else
- mkl 3y agoThe problem is trademark, not copyright. O'Reilly owns the trademark on it in the context of Perl: "The camel with the topic of Perl is a trademark of O’Reilly Media, Inc." -- https://www.perl.org/camel.html https://www.perl.org/camel.html The camel picture used on the original book cover is in Animals 1,419 Copyright Free Illustrations of Mammals, Birds, Fish, Insects, etc. by Jim Harter: https://www.doverbooks.co.uk/animals-1419-copyright-free-illustrations-of-mammals-birds-fish-insects-etc https://www.doverbooks.co.uk/animals-1419-copyright-free-ill... (image 241).
- splatzone 3y agoI learned something today. Cheers!