gorgschach: credits and use

gorgschach is George Lott's inkblot collection. The name is a nickname, Gorg, folded into Rorschach.

What is here and who made it

• The collection, its numbering, the prompts and this site were put together by George Lott in September 2026.
• Images numbered 38 to 87 were generated by Claude (Anthropic) from a folded-paper ink simulation written for this collection at George's direction.
• Images numbered 038 to 087 were generated by ChatGPT (OpenAI) from the same written prompts.
• The seven Firefly pieces were generated by Adobe Firefly.
• The ten plates are Hermann Rorschach's, published in 1921, and are in the public domain.

Every file carries George Lott's name, the tool that made it and these terms in its metadata, plus a content credential recording where it came from.

About the numbers

Yes, the collection starts at 38. Numbers 1 to 37 were other people's inkblots that lived on George's desktop before this project got serious, and they stayed home. The Firefly pieces got letters, the 1921 plates kept their Roman numerals, and nobody has renumbered anything since. It doesn't add up, and that's fine. Roll with it.

Rights

The selection, arrangement and presentation of this collection are copyright 2026 George Lott. The individual AI-generated images are offered under the terms below.

Terms

• Free for personal use: wallpapers, lock screens, your own devices.
• If you share or publish them anywhere, credit George Lott and link to this site.
• Please ask before any commercial use.
• Please don't present them as your own work.

First published online in September 2026.