Open Doodles
33 CC0 hand-drawn figure illustrations as direct SVG, PNG and GIF downloads
Open Doodles is Pablo Stanley's CC0 set of loose, hand-drawn figures — reading, running, meditating, levitating, roller skating, unboxing and so on. The homepage lists 33 illustrations, each offered as SVG and PNG from public S3 URLs, with four of them (coffee, doggie, levitate, sprinting) also available as animated GIFs. There is a separate Compositions page and a web-based generator, and the whole set is editable inside Blush. The About page frames it as an Open Design project: copy, edit, remix or redraw with no restriction under copyright or database law.
This is the most automatable illustration set in the asset category: every file sits at a predictable https://opendoodles.s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/<name>.svg URL with a .png sibling and no auth, no referrer check and no attribution requirement, so an agent can fetch and vendor them directly. It is only 33 figures, so use it for placeholders, empty states and 404s rather than as a whole brand system. Pair it with Humaaans when you need people whose clothing and skin tone you can vary, and prefer it over DrawKit whenever the output must be redistributable.
Why it is here. Open Doodles is the cleanest example of the CC0 design-asset movement: source files public, no gate, no credit, no dark patterns. For an agent that must ship art it can legally redistribute, it is worth more than illustration libraries ten times its size.
- CC0, no attribution
- direct S3 SVG and PNG URLs
- four animated GIF loops
- compositions page and generator
- no login or email gate
Verified 2026-08-16. HTTP 200. https://opendoodles.com/ (WebFetch + curl; counted 33 unique .svg basenames and 4 .gif in the markup), https://opendoodles.com/about, https://opendoodles.com/compositions, https://generator.opendoodles.com/ (linked, not fetched)
