Credits
Third-party assets used on this site, with their authors and licenses.
- Fraunces (display typeface)Undercase TypeSIL Open Font License 1.1Changes: Subset to the characters this site uses; weights limited to 400–700.
- Geist and Geist MonoVercelSIL Open Font License 1.1Changes: Subset to the characters this site uses; weights limited to 400–700.
- three.js, React Three Fiber and dreimrdoob, Poimandres and contributorsMIT
- “Digimon Links Agumon” (3D model)JackTheOhioCC BY 4.0Changes: Textures re-encoded to WebP at 512 px; geometry Draco-compressed; arms re-posed from the bind pose; animated procedurally.
- “WarGreymon” (3D model)jonhapirlo21CC BY 4.0Changes: Simplified from 24,139 to 5,640 triangles; textures re-encoded to WebP at 512 px; geometry Draco-compressed; rigged with a skeleton, re-posed for flight and tinted for moonlight.
- “Book low poly” (3D model)daniel.2UCC BY 4.0Changes: Geometry Draco-compressed; resized and placed on the desk.
- “Low poly - Computer Mouse [FREE] Download” (3D model)IQINISOCC BY 4.0Changes: Geometry Draco-compressed; texture re-encoded to WebP; resized and placed on the desk.
- “cup low poly” (3D model)Adventure DudeCC BY 4.0Changes: Geometry Draco-compressed; resized and placed on the desk.
- “mario kart tour - rubber duck” (3D model)amogusstrikesback2CC BY 4.0Changes: Texture re-encoded to WebP; geometry Draco-compressed; resized and placed on the desk.
Agumon and WarGreymon are characters from Digimon, © Bandai and Toei Animation, and the rubber duck is from Mario Kart Tour, © Nintendo. These models are fan works by their authors, used here non-commercially with credit; this site is not affiliated with or endorsed by the rights holders.
Organization logos (CyberProtex, Hack@UCF, CyberPatriot, NCAE Cyber Games, CCDC, UB Network Defense, the University of Central Florida, Microsoft, CompTIA and Anthropic) are trademarks of their owners. They are shown only to identify organizations I have worked for, competed in, studied at or been certified by, and do not imply endorsement.
The propeller on the shelf is my own design, converted from the STL I printed.