If you are drafting figures for a scientific paper or presentation, remember that https://scidraw.io/ exists: a repository of free SVG cartoons for science.
@albertcardona another great resource for images licenser under various Creative Commons licenses is Wikimedia Commons. The best feature is its extensive categorization system which can be intersected, for example.
@albertcardona@SWC_Neuro theoretically, if you’re the original artist of a cartoon/schematic that appears in a pub, would it be OK to upload said cartoon/schematic to SciDraw for anyone’s use?
@richardneher Good catch! There are so many examples of mirrored images. Unfortunately for DNA it matters. Might as well write to them to get it fixed before the error propagates.
@G_Devailly@albertcardona none, BioIcons is the project from Simon Dürr, a PhD student in Lausanne. He (collaborating with me) is right now looking for possibilities to continue BioIcons, who is in charge of the Sainsbury collection? I can connect...
@wcbdata I always add alt text to images but here it makes no sense. First, each image has many subimages; second, these are just examples from a collection.
@albertcardona i did not read the instructions quite right when I uploaded my fish. Forevermore there is the tiniest of Neolamprologus pulcher swimming among the bigger fish ...
@albertcardona maybe one day when I have spare time I will. In the meantime it will serve as a reminder that I should always carefully read instructions.
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