stickers.orsinium.dev

Hi, I'm Gram and I like making stickers about IT.

Check them out: stickers.orsinium.dev

Most of them I drew myself using Inkscape and then ordered from Sticker Mule. Each design comes in a limited edition, 10 or 50 stickers in total, depending on if I use a deal or order a sample. So, if you have one of these stickers, there are at most 49 people in the whole world who have the same one as you.

Copyrights

• "TypeScript" uses jQuery logo. The logo is a copyright of the jQuery Foundation. LICENSE
• "OurPy" contains Bugs Bunny traced from "A Wild Hare" episode of "Loony Toons". The episode is produced by Warner Bros.
• "Patience" is a "clean room" reproduction of this mug from Etsy. Copyright: Tanya.
• "Ship it" contains a traced image of "Mobster squirrel" photo. It became a meme and so now it's hard to trace the author and the origin.
• "Pip" is stilized as the npm logo. The npm logo is copyright of npm, Inc. LICENSE
• "Generic hero" is partially made using gopherize.me. The base artwork used on the website is made by Ashley McNamara. LICENSE
• "Python-powered" is pulled from the python.org copy from Internet Archive. Copyright: Just van Rossum. LICENSE
• "Duck typing" is based on a random SVG icon of a snake I found online. I can't find it again now to give a proper attribution.
• "Silly walk" siluette is traced from this Wikimedia Commons poster. If the attribution is correct, the author is Jazeen Hollings.
• "The Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch" is an image I found online and can't find again now to give a proper attribution.
• Python logos are copyrights of Python Software Foundation.

Everything else is produced by me. It is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. However, primitive figures cannot be copyrighted, so you can legaly freely use the basic shapes from sticker as you wish. On practice, I don't care at all about what you do with my work but I'd appreciate a link to this repo or another form of attribution.

Fonts

All text on all stickers is converted to path, so you cannot edit it. If you want to reproduce and modify the text, you'll need the original fonts. This section covers what fonts are used and where. All of them are free to download, just search online.

• Cocon-Regular is used in "Blood and Python" for the Russian text. License: unknown. Copyright: Evert Bloemsma.
• Comfortaa is used for "Patience". License: OFL. Copyright: Johan Aakerlund.
• Dosis is used on the "NaN die" for the NaN text. License: OFL. Copyright: Edgar Tolentino and Pablo Impallari.
• Nikkyou Sans is used for text on "OurPy". License: unknown. Copyright: daredemotypo.
• Nimbus Sans L is used for the watermark on the older stickers. License: GNU GPL. Copyright: URW++.
• Purisa is used for "Lousy sticker". License: unknown.
• Righteous is used for "Ship it". License: OFL. Copyright: Astigmatic.
• Roboto and Roboto Mono are used for "Monad" and "Generic Hero". License: Apache 2.0. Copyright: Christian Robertson.
• Sawasdee is used on "Not my type". License: unknown. Copyright: Typhoon Type.
• Timmana is used for "TypeScript". License: OFL. Copyright: Appaji Ambarisha Darbha.
• Tlwg Typewriter is used for mono text on "Not my type". License: GNU GPL. Copyright: TLWG.
• Ubuntu Condensed is used for watermark on "Ship It". License: Ubuntu Font License. Copyright: Dalton Maag.