Credits
The paintings, marks and type on dory.systems, and where each comes from.
Paintings
Four public-domain paintings sit behind the product windows on the home page. Each was taken from its collection’s own image, cropped, softened, desaturated, toned toward Dory’s teal and warm paper, and given a fine grain. The licence of each was read from the collection’s record on 9 November 2026.
| Work | Artist, date | Collection | Licence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eaton’s Neck, Long Island | John Frederick Kensett, 1872 | The Metropolitan Museum of Art | CC0 1.0 (Met Open Access) |
| The Calm Sea | Gustave Courbet, 1869 | The Metropolitan Museum of Art | CC0 1.0 (Met Open Access) |
| Moonlight, Wood Island Light | Winslow Homer, 1894 | The Metropolitan Museum of Art | CC0 1.0 (Met Open Access) |
| Cloud Study | John Constable, 1821 | Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection | CC0 1.0 |
The depth contours drawn over them, and the backdrops without a painting, are Dory’s own, generated when the site is built.
Marks of other products
The marks of the assistants, tools and services Dory works with come from Simple Icons (the collection is CC0 1.0). Each mark belongs to its owner and is shown only to say that Dory works with that product. None of them endorses Dory. A product Simple Icons does not carry is set as its name.
The Dory mark
Dory’s mark is its own. Its eyes follow your pointer the way they do in the Dory app, a motion ported from bencho’s EyeTracker (MIT licence).
Type
The site is set in PolySans, by Gradient, with Geist Mono (SIL Open Font License 1.1) for code.