The Queen of De Nile

The Gallery

Most of the images, icons, and screensavers that I provide come from other sources and are used with due acknowledgement and with permission whenever possible.

Icons

These are .gif or .jpg images and will have to be converted to .bmp before they can be used on your desktop. Some of them I have assigned to particular programs, but you may make other choices as your creativity directs.

PDA -- by Ellen Wilds	Email -- by Ellen Wilds
Scanner -- by Ellen Wilds	Family Tree Maker -- by Ellen Wilds from a family crest
My Computer -- by Ellen Wilds	Real Player -- Fractal source unknown
Windows Explorer -- Image of Michael Shanks from SG1: Fire & Water	Internet Explorer -- Detail from a skin provided by Chris Butler of Sphinx Stargate
Detail from a skin provided by Chris Butler of Sphinx Stargate	Detail from a skin provided by Chris Butler of Sphinx Stargate
Detail from a skin provided by Chris Butler of Sphinx Stargate	From a reduced background provided by Chris Butler of Sphinx Stargate
From a reduced background provided by Chris Butler of Sphinx Stargate	From a reduced background provided by Chris Butler of Sphinx Stargate
From a reduced background provided by Chris Butler of Sphinx Stargate	From a reduced background provided by Chris Butler of Sphinx Stargate
From a reduced background, Desktop Themes	From a reduced background, Desktop Themes
From a reduced background, Myst III: Exile	From a reduced background, Myst III: Exile
From a reduced background, Starship Titanic	From a reduced background, Starship Titanic

Backgrounds
The backgrounds presented here came from a variety of sources and are used throughout Webmouse Cyberspace Publications.

Plain Parchment	Old Parchment
Pebble Paper	Knot Tile
Victorian End Paper #1	Victorian End Paper #2
Victorian End Paper #3	Victorian End Paper #4
Leather	Canvas
Rice Paper	Green Paper
Grey Snake	Green Tile

Available in Artifacts
The section on Egyptian Artifacts has materials of a purely ancient Egyptian nature, but might also be suitable as icons and backgrounds for the more archaeologically minded.