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A guy who loves history, music, and other things • Sharing stuff that I've come across online

A full overhead aerial view of the World Trade Center complex from a helicopter 500 meters (1968.5 feet) in the air, taken in October 1976.
My second attempt at making a grass texture.
A checkered-tiled floor texture. While not entirely perfect in terms of seamlessness, I still think it turned out well.
One of the first textures I was proud of. A stone wall texture.
1981 (Photo by Craig Persel). This image shows the mezzanine level in the lobby of one of the Twin Towers (most likely the South Tower).
1981, Photo taken by Craig Persel. James Rosati's sculpture "The Ideogram" in its full glory in front of the then-newly completed 3 World Trade Center, with the North Tower (1 World Trade Center) to the left of it.
The World Trade Center's Austin J. Tobin Plaza, as featured in this photograph taken by Craig Persel in 1981. Fritz Koenig's sculpture "The Sphere" stands in the middle of the plaza, with James Rosati's "Ideogram" sculpture behind it (although it is mostly covered up by The Sphere), and the North and South Towers as well as the then-newly completed 3 World Trade Center standing around both sculptures.
Roland TR-707
TeamXbox wallpaper posted to teamxbox.com by user Shockwave on November 15th, 2001.
Bēowulf, one of the most famous pieces of Old Englist literature.