MAJORDOMO

Majordomo

Image credits

Every stone, coin and etching in Majordomo is a real photograph or artwork made by someone else. Thank you to the people and institutions below.

Gems and gold — Wikimedia Commons

  • Rough emerald crystals from Panjshir Valley, Afghanistan

    Paweł Maliszczak (hardleo.com) · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Wikimedia Commons

    Used for: Groceries ring. Changes: Cropped to a square detail and resized.

  • Tumble-polished malachite

    W.carter · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Wikimedia Commons

    Used for: Health ring. Changes: Cropped to a square detail and resized.

  • Amethyst

    Melissa Collins (mjcollins photography) · CC BY-SA 2.0

    Wikimedia Commons (from Flickr)

    Used for: Amazon ring, Majordomo tile, Majordomo buttons and checked boxes. Changes: Cropped to a square detail and resized.

  • Logan Sapphire

    Chip Clark, Smithsonian staff · Public domain

    Wikimedia Commons (Smithsonian Institution)

    Used for: Transport and Buffer rings, Finances tile and buttons. Changes: Cropped to a square detail and resized.

  • Rainbow Shield Opal Pendant

    Dpulitzer · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Wikimedia Commons

    Used for: Clothing ring, hairline edges on tabs and buttons. Changes: Cropped to a square detail and resized.

  • Tumble-polished Baltic amber

    W.carter · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Wikimedia Commons

    Used for: Ring when spending is ahead of pace. Changes: Cropped to a square detail and resized.

  • Red jasper (Tugaru Nishikiishi), Japan

    あおもりくま (Aomorikuma) · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Wikimedia Commons

    Used for: Ring when a budget is nearly spent, review badges. Changes: Cropped to a square detail and resized.

  • Two 20 kronor gold coins

    Anonimski · CC0 1.0

    Wikimedia Commons

    Used for: Delivery ring, Savings tile. Changes: Cropped to a single face, resized, cut to a circle.

  • 10-fold ducat, 1687 (reverse), Salzburg Museum

    Mateus2019 · Public domain

    Wikimedia Commons

    Used for: Savings coin. Changes: Cropped to the coin, rotated upright, resized, cut to a circle.

Our cropped versions of the CC BY-SA photographs (amethyst, emerald, malachite, opal, amber, jasper) are shared under the same license as the original.

Architecture and medals — National Gallery of Art

  • Architecture Holding a Compass and Square [reverse], c. 1506

    Attributed to Caradosso Foppa — Samuel H. Kress Collection · CC0 1.0

    National Gallery of Art, 1957.14.786.b

    Used for: Home ring, sign-in emblem. Changes: Cropped to a single face, resized, cut to a circle.

  • Architecture Seated before Buildings [reverse], 1578

    Jacopo Nizzola da Trezzo — Samuel H. Kress Collection · CC0 1.0

    National Gallery of Art, 1957.14.1033.b

    Used for: Dining ring. Changes: Cropped to a square detail and resized.

  • Architectural Fantasy with a Triumphal Arch, before 1753

    Giuseppe Antonio Landi — Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund · CC0 1.0

    National Gallery of Art, 1982.24.9

    Used for: Page backdrop (rotating). Changes: Converted to grayscale, contrast-adjusted and resized; tinted and blended at runtime.

  • An Architectural Capriccio with a Triumphal Arch, 1784

    Maurizio Pedetti — Gift of Vincent J. Buonanno · CC0 1.0

    National Gallery of Art, 2017.128.1

    Used for: Page backdrop (rotating). Changes: Converted to grayscale, contrast-adjusted and resized; tinted and blended at runtime.

  • Architectural Fantasy with a Pyramidal Mausoleum, c. 1747

    Charles Michel-Ange Challe — Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund · CC0 1.0

    National Gallery of Art, 1986.6.1

    Used for: Page backdrop (rotating), Savings panels. Changes: Converted to grayscale, contrast-adjusted and resized; tinted and blended at runtime.

  • Illusionistic Architecture for the Vault of San Ignazio, 1685/1690

    Andrea Pozzo — Gift of Robert M. and Anne T. Bass · CC0 1.0

    National Gallery of Art, 1994.16.1

    Used for: Page backdrop (rotating). Changes: Converted to grayscale, contrast-adjusted and resized; tinted and blended at runtime.

  • Personification of Architecture with the Genius of the Fine Arts, 1797

    Felice Giani — Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund · CC0 1.0

    National Gallery of Art, 2017.56.2

    Used for: Page backdrop (rotating). Changes: Converted to grayscale, contrast-adjusted and resized; tinted and blended at runtime. Cropped.

  • Design for an Architectural Framework, 16th century

    French 16th Century — Julius S. Held Collection · CC0 1.0

    National Gallery of Art, 1985.1.3

    Used for: Page backdrop (rotating). Changes: Converted to grayscale, contrast-adjusted and resized; tinted and blended at runtime.

Images courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington, from its Open Access program.