The New Pantagruel's original logo and site design, along with The Japery, were made by John Paul Davis in consultation with Dan Knauss and Caleb Stegall. Gargantua's Mouth was designed by Dan Knauss. Our publishing engine is MovableType 3.2 with numerous modifications. To deal with some of the typographical challenges of online publishing, we use Amputator, SmartyPants and (formerly) a modified version of MTStripControlChars that you can get here. (Alternatively you could use the brilliant Textile plugin for MT.) Our logo font is Faerie, by Railhead Design. The font used for The Japery is Mason, by the Emigre foundry. The Japery's subtitle font is Frutiger 65 Bold. Assorted drawings, woodcuts, engravings, and paintings are by Pieter Brueghel the Elder, Pieter Brueghel the Younger, Jan "Velvet" Brueghel the Elder, Hans Holbein the Elder, Hans Holbein the Younger, Lucas Cranach the Elder, Lucas Cranach the Younger, Hieronymus Bosch, Richard Verstegan, Robert Fludd, Francisco de Goya, Gustave Doré, and William Blake. Assorted marginalia come from old copies of Erasmus' Praise of Folly and Foxe's Book of Martyrs. Initials, borders, and decorative blocks are from John Day, Adam Petri, Alessandro Paganini, Andreas Cratander and Johann Bebel, Antoine Vincenti, Arnold Birkman, Bernardino and Matteo Veneti, Charles and Robert Estienne, Christian Egenolph, Christolphe Plantin, Christoph Froshouer, Erhart Ratdolt, Eucharius Hirtzhorn, Hieronymus Holzel (also known as Friedrich Peypus), Gabriel Giolito, Georg Rhaw, Giovanni Tacuino, Gregorius de Resconibus, Guillaume Roville, "Hans Luft," Heinrich Steyner, Henric Petri, Jakob Kobel, Jean de Tournes, Johann Froben, Johann Herbst (also known as Oporinus), Johann Miller, Johann Petreius, Johann Quentel's heirs and Gerwin Calenius, Johann Schöffer, Johann Stuchs, Lorenzo Torrentino, Macé Bonhomme, Matthias Schürer, Melchior Lotter, Michael Hentzken, Micheal Zimmermann, Michel Vascosan, Michele Tramezzino, Ottaviano Scoto, Peter Apianus, Peter Perna, Peter Quentell, Philippe Rithove, Sébastien Neville, Sebold Mayer, Sebastian Henripetri, Sigmund Feyerabend, Sigmund Grimm and Marx Wirsung, Simon de Colines, Sylvan Othmar, Thomas Anselm of Baden, Thomas Gwarin, and Valentin Curio.