Some great Creative Commons licensed artworks by Canadian 3D artist Jesse Lang (aka Dark Geometry Art), who creates "fantasy and science fiction" artworks. Feel free to use them in your post

Here is an amazing sloth illustration, that I discovered at flickr. As it's released under CC-BY, it would be perfect to use as a basis for a psychedelic slothicorn-poster. What do you think? A Paper Zoo,

Hey Creatives, I randomly start to share some creative CC-works from outside Steemit to draw some attention and to show you the variety of available works. Feel free to use it in your post or build on

Creative Commons Art by Steven Sanders I just discovered some amazing creative commons art by Steven Sanders, while reading this post by @mikepm74. As a professional artist, Steven Sanders has dedicated

Creative Commons Art by Aldo Ojeda Aldo Ojeda is a teacher, illustrator and graphic designer from México, who spends his days "drawing warriors, monsters and robots." I discovered him while looking

Footage I used: Painted: An Adventure in Stop Motion Body Art by Elvis Schmoulianoff vimeo.com/90961027 Air Horn Balloon by Adan De La Garza vimeo.com/41180971 dublab "Film Flash" by Elliot Sellers

Dear creatives, in case you're wondering, what Creative Commons is all about and what kind of different licenses are available, this infographic by Chris Allen(CC-BY-SA) gives you a fast overview. This

acrazymind Here are some examples from the portfolio website of Philipp Höhnel, a freelance artist, illustrator and designer from Germany. I added some quotes from his website, in which he describes his

Public Domain Images for Creative Manipulations I just discovered these images of an co-worker of Santa Claus, who is called Krampus. Maybe anyone wants to use them as a Meme template. This image is in

Dear Creative-Commons Fans, I just discovered this CC-art by an artist named Grinya Lesnoy. I guess, she's from Russia, so maybe she would also be interested in checking out Golos. CC-BY-SA (Creative Commons

The following video explaines, why publicly financed software must be free and open source: Why is software that is programmed with taxpayers’ money not released as Free Software? We want legislation requiring

What does Creative Commons mean? The basic idea of ​​Creative Commons licenses is simple: Artists and creatives can easily make their works available without complicated license agreements. But there are