MIT Licenses Free SVG Illustrations You Can Use Without Attribution
It’s hard to say no to freebies, especially to those you might have use for in the future. In true festive spirit, illustrator Katerina Limpitsouni has put together ‘ unDraw ’—a collection of free SVG artworks, licensed by MIT, that you can use in personal and commercial projects without attribution. The library is just a few days old, and it already includes suitable resources for apps, corporate and lifestyle projects. Right off the bat, you can even customize the main color of the images to fit your brand identity. “The recommended format is SVG,” the artist suggests in a Medium post. “It is future-proof, scalable, tiny-sized, can be customized with plain CSS and has great browser support.” “However, Twitter, Facebook and even Medium do not support SVG uploads so you can choose an optimized PNG which is also generated with your preferred color!” Image via unDraw [via Product Hunt , images via unDraw ]