My virtual worlds projects are essentially 3D collage artworks. They are textured with images drawn from many sources, cut and pasted together to produce a new, original artwork. I do my best to use public domain or freely offered images for my textures, and to credit the sources when it seems necessary to do so. This page lists the credits that image providers have required me to post. If you think that one of the textures I've used is your property, and has been used in a way that is not permitted by U.S. copyright law, please provide proof of your claim, and I will deal with it in the appropriate manner. I do not wish to violate any legitimate copyright claim.
Virtual Byzantine Church (Unity 3D and Blink 3D):
The texture used for the curtains was kindly provided by Krista West of Krista West Vestments. It is used with permission.
Maya Vase (Blink 3D):
The "rollout" used on the Maya vase was provided by FAMSI (The Foundation for the Advancement of Mesoamerican Studies, Inc.). It is used with permission
Virtual Italian Medieval Church (Atmosphere) and Virtual Cistercian Monastery (Blink 3D):
The singing that you hear is a performance of a 12th-century Gregorian chant (the "Agnus") performed by the monks of St. Benedict's monastery in São Paulo, Brazil. It is used with permission.
Forum Baths, Pompeii (Unity 3D and Blink 3D):
The texture used for view out to the street was created by Shawn Johnson (Whystler). It is used with permission.
Virtual Roman Basilica (Unity 3D):
The plan and elevation of this basilica are modelled closely on K. Ohr's reconstruction of the basilica of Pompeii. See K. Ohr, Die Basilika in Pompeji (Berlin, 1991).
Virtual Egyptian Temple (Unity 3D):
The flags use a shader written by Seon.
Tomb of Nakht (Unity 3D, Blink 3D, Atmosphere):
The images on the walls are extensively edited derivatives of the images in The Tomb of Nakht: The Art and History of an Eighteenth Dynastie [sic] Offical's Tomb at Western Thebes (Mainz: Verlag Philipp von Zabern, 1996).