Round Animals
Sunday, February 23, 2014 - 10:56
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Total of 22 different animals. Original source of each file included in the zip.
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Looks great! Would love to use it in my project. Download link seems to be broken though? :(
Sorry about that. Fixed now.
No problem! Thanks for fixing and thanks for the great assets. Here's an in-progress shot for a kids game I'm working on:
Who made them originally? My kid plays games on his kindle and he has a few apps that use these commercially. I'd be careful using these unless you made them.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Kevin+Bradford
We did some android game (unfinished) with these. The ones on the preview is from openclipart.org their license are indeed CC0:
http://www.openclipart.org/user-detail/lemmling
@doggan cool. I look forward to seeing what you produce. I'm also starting work on some kids games and need to produce a few for age 1-4. I have compiled the suitable art I could find into this collection:
http://opengameart.org/content/kids-game-art
@william.thompsonj They are all public domain images. Please see sections 2 & 7 of this page:
http://www.clker.com/faq.html
and more here:
http://openclipart.org/share
Direct links to each page where I found each image are included in a txt file inside the zip file.
@ryan and @cem
I sent an email to Kevin Bradford, guy who made the android apps, and he said he got it from open clip art too. Sorry for my rash sounding response. I jumped a bit when I saw something on OGA that was used in a commercial project. I didn't want anyone to have problems. My mistake, you're right, I'm sorry. It's free game and licensed exactly as you have it.
@ryan
Thanks for showing me an awesome new source of free content that's not restricted by license problems!
Just look at this cutie in Kyiv (Ukraine)! :D Someone used it as advertisement near a shop.
Ty, I used this for a Gamejam
First They're Sour
These are public domain resource. They probably repacked them.