Read, share, clone and learn
Explore and adapt the repository for allowed non-commercial purposes while preserving clear attribution.
Strange But True public source licence
Explore widely. Credit clearly. Ask before commercial or organisational use.
The Desire Atlas is public source rather than open source. Personal, educational, artistic, research, community and other allowed non-commercial uses can adapt the work with clear credit. Commercial use and use for an institution, government, company, startup, agency, client or employer require written permission from Luke Nathan Hayes.
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Commercial, corporate, institutional, government, startup, agency, client and employer uses require written permission.
Respect third-party rights
Linked research, laws, platform names, event information, maps and other third-party material keep their own rights and terms.
Original generative artwork
Five cinematic worlds, one visual language.
The original hero images connect adult explorers, reader gatherings, publishing pathways, world geography and future relationships in one bold visual system. The prompt record and file map are published in the repository.
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Bring a community, event, source or collaboration.
Readers, writers, organisers, researchers, translators, publishers and fellow explorers can use the existing Strange But True contact route.