Where possible I use SVG for diagrams and the PNG image format for
photographs; I intend to
convert the few animated gifs to the APNG format, eventually (but the urgency
of that passed when the patents expired). Most of my SVGs
are geometric illustrations, typically used by
my pages on mathematics,
e.g. the statement and proof of
pythagoras' theorem (see margin – best used as a background image, so
that it tessellates). These are my own work – please feel free to
recirculate or reference from elsewhere, if they're what you need.
I don't own the copyright on the images listed below and don't know who does: if it's you, please tell me and I'll gladly give due credit, or stop using them if you prefer.
Aside from the images I've had attached to widely-circulated e-mails,
me, dancing at Suffolk and
Goode (1998, I think)
me, juggling at
craphenge
a little version of
that
so good I pilfered it I use these in page livery, albeit less so these days.

Written by Eddy.