Creative Commons Art
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/15350382 > Creative commons, very smooth space ambient album. > > I was wrong yesterday when I said Stellardrone was the only CC licensed Space Music in my collection. This is also pretty good stuff. :)
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/15278649 > Pay what you want, creative commons licensed. Use for your open source space game ;) > > YouTube version: https://youtu.be/NDJn0SQehb4
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My first "composition" from couple of years back, finally recorded. Additionally audio and sheet music are available on [Soundcloud](https://soundcloud.com/dschorsaanjo/melancholimba) and [Musescore](https://musescore.com/user/50327411/scores/8363379) respectively.
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Being a cover, I obviously don't own the copyright for the composition, but the recording itself is under CC-BY (though sometimes I wonder if a chord progression played as arpeggios using the same pattern can even be copyrighted).
[openclipart.org](https://openclipart.org/) has thousands of images available, all licenced as CC0 in the Public Domain. Many pictures available for almost any keyword, an excellent collection.
This is a well-known Hungarian children's song played in B locrian (instead of the usual C major) -- it sounds weird by design and because I actually played every part (no samples). [https://soundcloud.com/dschorsaanjo/bb-tarka](https://soundcloud.com/dschorsaanjo/bb-tarka) There's also a Worse version where I also sing: [https://soundcloud.com/dschorsaanjo/bb-tarka-worse-version](https://soundcloud.com/dschorsaanjo/bb-tarka-worse-version) Pixel art was drawn in Aseprite (32x32 resolution, exported at 10000% size, based on Dracula color scheme), music recorded and mastered in Ardour. Includes 3 different kalimbas, a guitalele and 2 stylophones (regular S-1 and Gen X-1)
Free Download: [http://www.nihilore.com/latest-tracks/2023/6/4/closest-strangers](http://www.nihilore.com/latest-tracks/2023/6/4/closest-strangers) All tracks i do are released under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial
One useful resource is the website opengameart. You can also do a search on duckduckgo for images and there will be an option to look for just public domain works / creative commons, although note this doesn't work properly 100% of the time. Clipart sites are often a good place to find creative commons art.
A webcomic about a witch(Pepper) and her cat(Carrot). CC-by and created with a full FLOSS stack, Krita etc. Link is to episode #1, there are 38 episodes in total.
An early work of mine, but fitting given what happened with Reddit.