A few months ago, I was in a community call when I noticed that another Mozilla contributor on the call had the same three Mozilla posters that I had…and he had them proudly on display behind him on the call. Despite the thousands of miles that separated us, there was something that brought us together.
Whenever I see a piece of Mozilla artwork, I think about how that same image inspires people, makes them smile, reminds them of an event or a project. In some cases, an image is part of our shared history, in others it makes us look to the horizon.
Over the past few months, I have been working with Mozilla staff to bring together a collection of art works from Mozilla to share with the community. It was not easy, but I think what I have is representative of Mozilla over the years. Some of the images you will recognise and there will be some that you do not, but I think you will appreciate all of them.
The images are still under the works are still Mozilla-created content subject to the Mozilla copyright policy and the Mozilla trademark policy. Those policies are here:
Note that the Mozilla trademark policy prohibits selling items with Mozilla logos but Mozilla generally allows personal use (like putting up a poster or making a t-shirt).
Some of the images are .ai format (but can be opened in GIMP) and I make no apology for the size of some of the files - the images are very high quality.
The first one I came upon in the files is the DaVinci Fox, and that brought back up a TON of memories. Thanks for the initiative! great idea, for sure.
do you think it’s good to upload them directly at here? for archive and better discovery, it’s easy to get lost deep in Google Drive after some months.
Also I believe people had more (At lease I had collect a dozens) so they can also upload here following your effort.
This was put together with Mozilla staff and while other options do exist, this felt like the best option right now. Sure, I could have just uploaded the files to Discourse, but the size of some of the files are massive and it felt better to have them in a dedicate file storage platform than a forum.
Other files may be added over time, but this will be done with the support of Mozilla staff. There were files I would like to include (but the files are too large to upload with ease) and there were some that I was asked not to include (for good and fair reasons).
More items may be added in the future, but right now, I think that this is a good collection of Mozilla art for the contributors from all over the world to enjoy and be inspired by.
