Copyright 2021-2025 Once Upon a Goal, LLC. Luridity is owned and published by Sarah Templeton (WA: DaniAdventures) under the pennames Cera Daniels and A Dani. Luridity CSS and Logo Design by the bestest, most awesomest TJ: TJ Trewin! All images, unless otherwise stated, are licensed and/or designed by Sarah Templeton (Dani). Any additional artwork is credited to its respective owners. All Rights Reserved.
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Together we soar! Portions of my site have been commissioned from and/or assisted by members of the WorldAnvil community. Luridity Theme Song commissioned from, written and produced by musical genius Lu Cutuli! Get your own Gothic Mirror CSS, as seen on my Character Bios, and more fancy custom work from the incredibly talented Stormbril's CSS shop! Thank you, friends!
On Art for Luridity
Neither stock art nor AI generations capture every tiny, sneaky detail a human artist can, and neither put food on a person's table. I love working with commissioned artists and frequently hire them for custom pieces. However, my dream of blanketing the entirety of Luridity in glorious custom art--particularly, funding it--is very much a work in progress. To add flavor and depth in the meantime, I use a mix of paid tools and stock resources: Canva for mashups, collaging, and finalization. HeroForge and Portrait Workshop for character bases. DungeonFog for maps.
Stock and Licensed Art:
I source elements from public domain art as well as appropriately designated, commercially licensed CC-BY or CC0 stock images from trusted sites like Pexels and Unsplash. Whenever possible, I reference the creators in the image details so others can discover their portfolios.
Commercial Use Policy:
Only images with open commercial licensing or those I’ve obtained a commercial release for are used in my published novels, paywalled articles, and merch.
AI-Generated Content:
I do not include AI generations in my commercial work. In the past, I’ve used tools like MidJourney to generate visual additions to the images used on the free public-facing parts of Luridity. These are gradually being replaced with standardized art styles and branded design elements. Where AI-generated elements remain as part of a larger work or collage, they are clearly noted in the image details.
If you have questions about image sources or licensing, feel free to contact me—I’m happy to provide additional details!
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