Image source needed:

@2417: I don't think the image should pothole a trope. If anyone can clear up what work the image for Beef Gate is from, that would be great.

Does anybody know where the image in Stick Figure Animation is from?

Thanks.

edited 16th Oct '15 5:02:26 PM by DeisTheAlcano

Google got me Stick Figure Theater by Liquid Television. Looks true.

Orion Drive is stumbling me. Any sourcing tends to point out this page, but I think it's an older illustration than that. But I can't find the exact origin.

Is there any way to make text in the top right legible?

The image picking thread of the past has a bigger source◊, however attempts at locating some kind of artist's gallery yield dead pages. This may be him as well, but I'm not sure, he has a different Project Orion picture there, but not that one. However given the match of artist signature in font and text on some pictures I think that it is him.

edited 21st Oct '15 7:58:51 AM by Adannor

That's good enough, thank you. I'll put the link on ImageSource.Internet.

Demonic Possession has a recently changed image. As usual, the problem is that it's all over the Net, so hard to pinpoint the origin...

I looked through the list, and some of them have some kind of source.

Couldn't Find a Pen, Creepy Basement, Sword Pointing, and Wild Mass Guessing could be filed under the photography image source.

Women Drivers is a work of art, so it could be filed under that index of image sources.

Critical Hit looks like fanart for some work, but I can't identify it.

G-Rated Sex is internet art.

The third image in Just a Face and a Caption is of Jesus Christ, so the image source could be stated as being from The Bible.

If I recall correctly, the image for Sassy Black Woman came from Smosh.

The image on Ribcage Stomach has already been potholed to The Bible, and the image on Warrior Monk has already been potholed to The Knights Hospitallers. Should I add those to their respective image source indexes?

Huh, G-Rated Sex is actually a crop. Why not the full image◊?

Probably because it's not necessary for demonstrating the trope.

Removing the Head or Destroying the Brain: Recent picture, too common to find the origin...

I have a pretty big list of unsourced pics, some of which I've posted here before. I'll repost them in batches so it'll be easier to find the source.

• Defeating the Undefeatable: Messaged the person who added it, never got an answer.
• This Index Is a Bitch: Messaged the person who added it, never got an answer.
• Madness Tropes: Seems like some sort of stock image.
• Death by Ambulance: This was chosen by an IP thread, no source specified. Is it from a videogame?
• The Key Is Behind the Lock: This was chosen by an IP thread, no source specified. Looks like a commercial, but it's been used by various internet sources.
• A Chat with Satan: From a videogame?
• In One Ear, Out The Other: Unspecified comic.
• Santa Claus: Several internet sources.
• Doomed Supermarket Display: Can't tell if it's from some work or real life.
• Weather Report: Can't tell if it's from some work or real life.
• Its Raining Salesmen: Can't tell if it's from some work or real life.

edited 14th Nov '15 7:36:57 AM by Morgenthaler

Well, Death by Ambulance is this image by someone called Nick Koudis.

• Defeating the Undefeatable: easily found as Super K.O. Boxing 2 game for Android.
• This Index Is a Bitch: deviantart http://sinistral-uk.deviantart.com/art/Femme-Fatale-167888985

^^ & ^ Thanks, they've been added.

Doomed Supermarket Display looks like an ad for Chef Boyarde.

We really shouldn't be linking to pages that don't exist, because that's really misleading the reader. Death by Ambulance is credited to photographer Nick Koudis, but that really doesn't warrant red linking a page for him. It's better to credit him with a caption. Here's the source: [1]

edited 16th Nov '15 4:22:35 AM by Rethkir

Red Links are in fact free, including in page images. In this case though I'd agree that it's a bit more obvious if he were credited in the caption.

I changed it anyway. Putting red links in an image for an artist doesn't seem like something we should be doing. If it's a show or movie, that's another matter.

I'm all for adding red links for works as well, but artists... unless they're really well-known artists, I'd probably have to agree with Rethkir and skew toward a cursory link instead.

Agreed.

Me too.

Which game of the Mario Kart series does the image in Racing Ghost come from?

Thanks, I updated the Image Source.

edited 18th Nov '15 1:42:24 PM by DeisTheAlcano

That's Mario Kart: Super Circuit

Any idea where Swirlie is coming from?