These short form kids books are for kids around 3-7.

Can print and read together.

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. :)

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

My first "composition" from couple of years back, finally recorded.

Additionally audio and sheet music are available on Soundcloud and Musescore respectively.

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 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

There's also a Worse version where I also sing:

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

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.