We're thrilled to announce that our Vector Meme set is now open source, under the GNU GPL license. Our goal was always to bring some lighthearted fun - not claim property rights over these cool memes. So it's nice & clear now!
We're also keeping "Pepe the Frog" - even though it was corrupted by use from the Alt-Right, its original intent as a fun cartoon is still widely recognized. Plus, it's used in many non-political memes too!
Yay, thanks for the feedback! Streamline's known for its massive, consistent sets so we're absolutely going to add more soon. Even more so because the love we've received from the community is incredible. Would you want to bookmark that page or (if you're feeling lazy) sign up on our newsletter: https://www.streamlinehq.com/newsletter? Thanks again, much appreciated!
Hi HN,
Vincent here, maker of Streamline 4.0. We've spent the past 12 years perfecting icons and making the largest sets on the internet. This collection is a part of our 'Elements' product line which includes a great variety of scribbles, arrows, and shapes to draw attention to your products.
Please give it a shot! It has an ungated product user experience, which means you'll be able to recolor, resize, and download in any format (svg, pdf, png) without even sharing your email address. Thank you for your support!
Agree, we should add the links on the main site so it's clearer. But, it seems like a step back if you need to use figma file or github to search when you can use our app.
The figma plugin works on my end. I've asked the dev team to look into it but in the meantime can you recheck on your end if the error persists?
We create, refine and improve our icons over time. Some of the open source icons have been improved 4 times over the course of 12 years. Not all sets are open-source.
We're thrilled to announce that our Vector Meme set is now open source, under the GNU GPL license. Our goal was always to bring some lighthearted fun - not claim property rights over these cool memes. So it's nice & clear now!
We're also keeping "Pepe the Frog" - even though it was corrupted by use from the Alt-Right, its original intent as a fun cartoon is still widely recognized. Plus, it's used in many non-political memes too!