Welcome to my citations page! This is where I cite materials used in the creation of this website. I will also include resources that I have found helpful throughout the site's development. Citations are arranged by page in alphabetical order by author and/or title.

on sources and copyright:

I have done my best to include sources for materials used in the creation of this website. As the web is still very much the wild west in terms of citations, some of these items have no clear original source. Additionally, whether a source can be found or not, it is often unclear what copyright restrictions an item may fall under. While in other contexts, one should assume copyright restrictions when none are expressly known, other items may be reasonably assumed to have been intended as public use/non-copyrighted (web clipart, .gifs, blinkees, etc.).

In general, my approach to citations for materials harvested to create this website/art piece has been:

• If a title, author, or year is known, I will cite it below.
• If I've made significant visual changes to the individual source, I try to note those as well.
• When linking to a host, I try to select the "most original" source--that is, I prefer the original page on which the item is hosted to any repost, if possible, even if I originally discovered the item through a repost.

If you don't see something cited below, you may assume the original source is unknown (especially in the case of old-web .gifs) and/or that it was entirely self-created.

a note on fair use:

The entirety of this website comprises a singular work of art. Some photos, images, or other materials retaining normal copyright restrictions have been used in part. These items have been used in what the webmaster (artist) believes to be accordance with the Fair Use doctrine as codified in the 1976 Copyright Act:

• Purpose and character: The site is a non-commercial artistic venture with the sole intention of artistic and personal expression.
• How much of the original work was used: Materials are used in a transformative way as a small inclusion in the digital collage expressed via the medium of the web. The art piece (website) is entirely hand-created by the webmaster (artist) using coding, drawing, and image editing skills, which are transformative actions that significantly adapt the original work.
• Potential market impact: Use of copyrighted material on this website is highly unlikely to impact the potential market for the original works in any way.

While I have made genuine effort to ensure my use of certain copyrighted materials falls under Fair Use exceptions, whether it actually constitutes Fair Use is only able to be legally determined by court of law. For more information about Fair Use, see the U.S. Copyright Office Fair Use Index

Citations

fonts:

• New Romantics. Free for personal use. Hosted at dafont
• Old School Adventures. Free for personal use. Hosted at dafont

enter:

• Larry Elmore, Pass-Wall (BECMI D&D Expert Rulebook, TSR) (1983). "Pass-Wall, fifth level magic-user spell, opens a hole in solid rock or stone 5′ in diameter and 10′ deep". Fair Use. Hosted at Old School FRP. Colors added by Wesley.

about:

• Craig and Condry, Pathways in Science I: Learning about our world (1932). Public Domain. Hosted at archive.org
• Impressions Games, Lords of the Realm (1994). Fair Use. Hosted at Internet Archive

art:

• Paul Ruiz, Maps ((D&D module O2: Blade of Vengeance, TSR UK) (1984). Fair Use. Hosted at Internet Archive. Edited by Wesley.

dreams:

• A.Maluegin, Fortune telling cards (1995). Fair Use. Hosted at VK
• atelier of Mithe Espelt, Sunburst mirror (1980). Fair Use. Hosted at First Dibs
• Finger Art & Toe Art Too, Inc, Sky (1974). Fair Use. Hosted at Peculiar Manicule
• Julien Viard, Art Deco glass perfume bottle by Julien Viard, the stopper in the form of a cat. Fair Use (likely Public Domain). Hosted at Invaluable
• Louis Wain, A Shy Offering ca. 1860–1939. Fair Use (likely Public Domain). Hosted at Catland
• Man in the Moon broach ca. 1890. Public Domain. Hosted at Erie Basin
• Petrichor illustration, Cat fortune teller. Fair Use. Hosted at Petrichor illustration.
• snailspng, Trinkets from my home as PNGs, part 8. CC. Hosted at snailspng

werewolf:

• Annie, Mobile (2013). Fair Use. Hosted at Annie's Oblations
• Craig and Condry, Pathways in Science I: Learning about our world (1932). Public Domain. Hosted at archive.org
• Fox in monk costume ca. 1530s. CC-BY-SA-2.5. Hosted at Wikimedia Commons
• Gyula Jungfer, Wrought Iron Rose ca. 1896. Public Domain. Hosted at Museum of Applied Arts
• H.J. Ford, The Yellow Fairy Book (1894). Public Domain. Hosted at Project Gutenberg
• Keizan mask antique. Fair Use. Hosted at The Kura
• liftarn, Chain (2020). Public Domain. Hosted at OPENCLIPART
• Sabine Baring-Gould, The Book of Were-Wolves (1865). Public Domain. Hosted at Public Domain Review
• Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Moon of the Musashi Plain (1891). Public Domain. Hosted at Wikimedia Commons
. Colors significantly edited by Wesley.
• Unknown gas mask dog. Hosted at Momcom Media
• Werewolf.jpg (2021). CC-BY-SA-4.0. Hosted at Wikimedia Commons. Colors significantly edited by Wesley.

black bear of friendliness:

• Chalice of Thorns. Free Use. Hosted at The Macabren Bold
• Ingrid Smuling, Blackberries (2018). Free Use. Hosted at VERY PRIVATE ART
• Master of Claude de France, Book of Flower Studies (ca. 1510-1515). Public Domain. Hosted at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Midcentury French Giltwood Sunburst Mirror with Star and Cloud Motifs (ca. 1950). Free Use. Hosted at 1st Dibs
• Motorists guide, Yellowstone National Park, Good Friends (1924). Public Domain. Hosted at Internet Archive
• Raymond Roussel, Étoile cosmique (1923). Public Domain. Hosted at Animus Inviolabilis
• St. Nicholas Songs, Bear growls (1885). Public Domain. Hosted at Abecedarian Web Log
• Vintage Austria Frosted Double-Glass Red Raspberry Brooch. Free Use. Hosted at dozydawn
• Wally Edwards, Illustrated by K!ppy J Schüssler, Hallmark. The Un-Zodiac! A Heretofore Unpublished Revelation of Astrological Phenomena (Whatever That Means.) (1971). Hosted at Peculiar Manicule

my love letter to the court cards:
Card images scanned by Wesley from his personal collection. Left to right:

• Dame Darcy, Witchy Cat Tarot
• Dame Darcy, New Wave Tarot
• Allison Garcia, Blind the Sun Illustrated Tarot
• Angelo Giannini, Tarot of the Animal Lords
• Erin Haldane, Heartspun Tarot
• Rome Choi and Kwon Shina, Dreaming Way Tarot
• Emi Brady, Brady Tarot
• La Greenwitch, Noisy Museum Tarot
• Wilder Hearts Tarot, Northern Animal Tarot

tarot hotline:

• Julian Gentile, a store front with neon signs on the side of it (2022). Free to use under the Unsplash License. Hosted at Unsplash
• NASA, Full Moon Photographed From Apollo 11 Spacecraft (2013). Free to use under NASA Images and Media Usage Guidelines. Hosted at NASA
• Placidplace, Phone Call Telephone. (2025). Free for use under Pixabay Content License. Hosted at Pixabay. Static version created by Wesley.
• Wyron A, Psychic Vision sigange (2018). Free to use under the Unsplash License. Hosted at Unsplash.
• So sorry, I can't find the original image for the girl again T^T
• Photobash collage by Wesley Sueker

wizardposting:

• Unknown Wizard. Fair Use.

Gif & Old Web Sources

• Background Archive. Hosted at hekate2.github.io/website-tools
• Escher Tile Gallery. Hosted at precisionstrobe.com
• Mike's Free Gifs. (ca. 2001-). Hosted at mikesfreegifs.com

Public Domain & CC Sources

• Abecedarian Web Log. Hosted at oneletterwords.com
• (Mostly) Vintage Animals blog. Hosted at antiqueanimals.tumblr.com
• Public Domain Review. Hosted at publicdomainreview.org
• Wikimedia Commons. Hosted at commons.wikimedia.org

Site Tools

• .Gif making and editing. Hosted at ezgif.com
• Pattern Generator, Dithering Tool, and Gradient Generator. Hosted at DOODAD.dev
• Web resizer and image optimizer. Hosted at webresizer.com

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