Attribution

This document lists the third-party resources used in GamineAI and their respective attributions.

Icons

The website uses Material Design icons throughout the interface. These are open-source icons created by Google.

Source: Material Design Icons
License: Apache License 2.0
Attribution: Not required but appreciated
Usage: All icons are implemented as inline SVG elements for optimal performance

AI Model Icons: Used in the Supported AI Models section
- Check mark icon (OpenAI, AI Game Builder)
- Star icon (DeepSeek, Expert-Led Courses)
- Help/question mark icon (Anthropic, Custom API)
- All icons are Material Design interface icons used as SVG elements

Social media icons (GitHub, Twitter, YouTube) are custom SVG implementations based on the official brand guidelines of each platform.

The Resources module uses custom SVG icons designed specifically for the game development resource categories.

Assets Icon: Custom SVG representing layered assets/resources
Engines Icon: Custom SVG representing game engine/development tools
Community Icon: Custom SVG representing user groups/communities
License: Custom designed SVGs - no attribution required
Usage: All icons are implemented as inline SVG elements for optimal performance and theming

The site uses the Inter font family, which is available under the SIL Open Font License.

Stock photos used throughout the site are sourced from Pexels under the Pexels License.

Custom graphics and thumbnails are created using Canva.

SVG illustrations are sourced from unDraw under the MIT License.

Course thumbnail images are inspired by works from Dribbble artists.

Artist: catalystvibes
Usage: Inspiration/reference for course thumbnails
Attribution: Credited as shown
Source: Dribbble Portfolio
Images Referenced:
- "Alien Character Designs👽" - AI Basics for Game Development course thumbnail
- "Japanese Building Series🏠⛩️🏮" - Unity + AI Prototype course thumbnail
- "Game Illustrations Series🎮🕹️👾" - Godot + AI Topdown course thumbnail
- "Knight Ninja Character🥷" - Marketing & Monetization course thumbnail

Blog post thumbnail images are inspired by works from Dribbble artists.

Artist: Chris Fernandez (c_illustrates)
Usage: Inspiration/reference for blog post thumbnails
Attribution: Credited as shown
Source: Dribbble Portfolio
Images Used:
- "Fancy Chewie" - Blog post thumbnails
- "Screwball" - Blog post thumbnails
- "Creamsicle" - Blog post thumbnails
- "Baseball Playing" - Blog post thumbnails
- "Caffe Macchiato" - Blog post thumbnails
- "Happy Gorilla" - Blog post thumbnails
- "Lots o' Candy" - Blog post thumbnails
- "Square Bear, Space Bear" - Blog post thumbnails
- "Mega Man" - Prompt Engineering for Level Design blog post
- "Final Fantasy Time" - How to Use AI to Prototype a Playable Game in Hours blog post
- "TMNT Raphael" - Unity vs Unreal vs Godot for AI Workflows blog post
- "Football Interception" - Godot + AI - Ship a Top-Down Prototype This Weekend blog post
- "Robot Sandwich Nom Nom" - From Prompt to NPC - Generating Dialogue Trees That Feel Alive blog post
- "Halloween Pumpkin" - Market & Monetize Your Indie Game with AI Tools blog post

Resource thumbnail images are sourced from Dribbble pixel art collections.

Artist: Liam Wolf (@neopeaks)
Usage: Thumbnails for resource pages and curated lists
Attribution: Credited as shown
Source: Dribbble Portfolio
Style: Pixel art illustrations featuring gaming characters, retro designs, and pop culture references
Usage: All resource thumbnails across the site use Liam Wolf's pixel art collection

The site uses vanilla JavaScript with no external libraries or frameworks.

Server-side functionality uses PHP, which is open source under the PHP License.

For questions about attributions or licensing, please contact us through our contact page.

Last updated: November 2025