Reposted by ev_riot
Public Domain Art is the lifeblood of small tabletop rpgs, but it can be a nightmare trying to find the right art and license.
This week, I’ve re-uploaded my old list from 2020 (with updates) of public domain websites. That's 500,000+ public domain paintings, photos, maps, and film.
Link below 🔗👇
![Alton in particular has been a beneficiary of the interim agreement, under which he’s managed to find work with the strike raging on. He says the protections SAG is seeking really do make a difference.
“It is freeing to be able to be an actor and not worry about your future and your identity being stolen,” he said. “It can be very vulnerable when you’re in the booth or on set to just throw yourself out there, and if you’re not able to forget about your day-to-day, and if you’re worried about ‘Is this the last time I’m gonna work because they’re gonna steal all my stuff,’ it really gets in the way of your performance. I worked on interims, and you know that the people on the other side of the glass care about maintaining your creative future and your career, and there is an amount of freedom there that allows you to collaborate in a way that I haven’t done before. It really brings us together as a team.”
In some cases, Alton added, developers were the primary reason a studio agreed to the terms of an interim contract.
“A lot of [interim contracts] have come about because the creative development teams on the production side have pushed their leverage up to the bosses – not just us,” said Alton. “We’re all in this together, and when we push, things move.”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:5gdejlhcswjbzraadoltdpps/bafkreib677fvpgigx2kpdbjg6tdg2anyeinf6rveivapdm35sripww7orq)
