@maor6480: I believe the skeptical responses you are getting are due to your post looking very similar to a free labor scam.

I am confident you are not a scammer, but your post does come across as somewhat disrespectful and entitled:

• You are expecting professional, high fidelity work ("graphic designer at an HD quality level") but don't feel such professionals deserve any compensation ("unpaid")
• Sometimes artists are willing to work on an interesting project for free, but never one where the artist gets nothing, while other members on the project get compensated.
• You mention expenses ("This is a very expensive game") so we can assume you have a budget and funds to spend on this project, you just aren't willing to do so for the quality labor you're requesting.
• There is no way for artists to know if they are a good fit for your project because you don't mention any details about the game, what the art style is, or the scope of work. Expecting artists to hunt for you and contact you in private to discuss 'secret' details just to determine if they're even interested is disrespecting artists time.
• Insisting the project is urgent, but not saying why or giving any other details is a red flag for most artists. It tells them that contacting you would most likely be a waste of their time.
• Artists are not able to contact you in the manner you have specified. The discord information you have provided is unusable. "maor7583_70638" is not a valid server invite, and it is not possible to contact a specific user on Discord unless they already share a server with you. You are not a member of the OGA discord server, and any other servers shared with users here would be... miraculous.

I don't say this to be mean, just to let you know why you aren't seeing any positive responses. It may be a good idea to read https://opengameart.org/forumtopic/how-and-when-to-write-a-good-art-request in full and heed the advice therein.

I don't think there is one list of all LPC credits because LPC content is continually expanding. However, there are a few options that may help:

• The Universal LPC Spritesheet Generator is regularly updated and maintains a credits list of all assets it uses. However, it only uses character assets. This list would NOT include credits for terrain, items, etc.\
• Your Downloads list has a feature at the bottom "Download Credits File" to generate a credits file for every asset you've downloaded: Here is the credits file from your downloads as of the time of this posting. However, it my include credits for non-LPC assets that you have downloaded. It also would NOT include any attribution for LPC assets you downloaded while not signed-in.
• That same auto-credit file generation feature is present for all collections, not just the auto-generated download collection. There are several LPC collections, but none of them contain all LPC assets. This is because different collectors have different opinions about what should qualify or not, or they have not added the newer content to their collections, or they have several separate collections for the sake of categorization: LPC [TOWNS], LPC [WEAPONS] etc. However, making your own collection is easy. In fact, you could create a collection and add all the LPC assets to-date just by searching for the tag "LPC" and selecting your new collection in the "Collect into..." dropdown on the search tool (see attached screenshot). Or you could manually curate your collection so it only contains the LPC content you consider "official" or "useful for Fracture". 

Let me know if you have any questions. 

If you pasted an image, it isn't showing for anyone else. You'll have to attach the image file.

game-icons.net is a single download?