This is like Clipart, but better, and for the internet. Loving it!
Show HN: Illustrio – Search, customize and download illustrations
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Re: Show HN: Illustrio – Search, customize and download illustrations
#22Nicely done! Can actually start using this service immediately ;)
How easy would it be for Illustrio to take requests for specific illustrations from the community?
Re: Show HN: Illustrio – Search, customize and download illustrations
#23Nicely done! Can actually start using this service immediately ;) How easy would it be for Illustrio to take requests for specific illustrations from the community?
Cool! Currently we don't have the tools to accept requests automatically. Still, we're closely monitoring the search terms/expressions users make that return no (or close to no) results.
We try to be as reactive as possible, so feel free to contact us (bottom left of sidebar) and ask for what you need!
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#24Re: Show HN: Illustrio – Search, customize and download illustrations
#25We clearly did not expect such a traffic from HN. The download requests are stuck for the moment, sorry for that! We're working on it.
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#26"All packs are valid for 12 months."
What does that mean? Can the illustrations only be used within that 12 month period?
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#27"All packs are valid for 12 months." What does that mean? Can the illustrations only be used within that 12 month period?
No. If you buy a downloads pack, you have to use them within 12 months. After that period, they expire.
But once the illustrations are downloaded, you can use them as long as you want.
edit: for clarity
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#28I'm not clear on the licensing here. Are all files under the "illustrio license", and why does the summary that pops up seem to say something different than the detailed license text? I would be much more comfortable with a standard license being used - say, the Creative Commons licenses. At least let users filter their search by license terms, unless they're all under the same terms in which case that should be clearer.
I like the idea of being able to customize, but is that simply changing the colors? Or is it the ability to commission edits to the work? If it's just color changes I have trouble seeing the value; if it's substantial edits to the work then the pricing looks too low and the license terms are too restrictive.
Basically, what does this offer me that the Noun Project doesn't, except far more restrictive licensing terms?
Re: Show HN: Illustrio – Search, customize and download illustrations
#29"All packs are valid for 12 months." What does that mean? Can the illustrations only be used within that 12 month period?
No. If you buy a downloads pack, you have to use them within 12 months. After that period, they expire. But once the illustrations are downloaded, you can use them as long as you want. edit: for clarity
Perhaps you should say "Must be downloaded within 12 months; perpetual license lets you use them for as long as you want."
Re: Show HN: Illustrio – Search, customize and download illustrations
#30I'm not clear on the licensing here. Are all files under the "illustrio license", and why does the summary that pops up seem to say something different than the detailed license text? I would be much more comfortable with a standard license being used - say, the Creative Commons licenses. At least let users filter their search by license terms, unless they're all under the same terms in which case that should be clea…
Thanks for the feedback. The illustrio license applies to all graphics. What differences have you noticed between the pop up and the detailed text? We might need to clarify if anything is unclear right now.
Also, you may customize other things than colors by playing with the inputs in the left side-bar under each "product". Try to play with the slider under Percentages for example. You need to click on Percentages first.