Credits

Most of the desk is my own stuff — my scans, my photos, my handwriting. These few pieces aren't, and the people who made them deserve their names on the page.

Shared under Creative Commons

• The strip of 35mm negatives — Negativ-2.jpg by Staura, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified: the sprocket holes were made transparent so the mat shows through them. That modified version is offered back under the same licence.
• The pink cassette — Cassette magnétophone isolé sur un fond de couleur beige 03.jpg by Adoscam, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. Modified: cut out from its beige background. That modified version is offered back under the same licence.

With thanks

• The Air Chief lettuce crate label — printed by Lehmann Printing & Lithographing Co., from the California Historical Society's crate, can and bottle label collection, held on Wikimedia Commons with no known copyright restrictions. No credit is required for this one; it's here because the work should be findable.

Mine

Everything else: the receipt, both polaroids, the envelope, the fortune fish, the lockout slip, the Game Boy and what's on its screen, the sticky note, the garden list, the theatre ticket, the possum keychain, the sprite, the business card, the zine, the tracklist card, the stickers, the photo strip — and the handwriting, which is a font made from my own. The Joker is my scan of a Bicycle No. 808 from around 1895 — old enough that its artwork belongs to everybody now.