Credits
Whose pictures these are, and where each one came from.
The paintings
Pages from old copies of the Shahnameh, all in the public domain. I cut each one to fit and printed it in my own two tones.
- Zahhak bound by Fereydun, with Kaveh the blacksmith holding his apron as a banner. Painter not known, mid 17th century. Public domain. Wikimedia Commons
- Zahhak Brought as a Prisoner before Faridun. Painter not known, last quarter of the 15th century. CC0. Wikimedia Commons
- Faridun Strikes Zahhak with the Ox-Headed Mace. Sultan Muhammad, about 1525. Public domain. Wikimedia Commons
The drawings
The banner on the front page, the six rank marks and the small drawings on the missions were drawn for this site. The banner is Kaveh's: in the Shahnameh, a blacksmith's leather apron tied to a spear.
The portraits
Portraits of members of Congress are their official congressional photographs.
The campaign stills
The stills on the campaign pages come from videos people sent to the show. Nobody in them is named.
The lettering
Big Shoulders Display and Public Sans for English, Vazirmatn and Lalezar for Persian. All four are free to use and are served from this site.