Posts tagged “Wallpaper”
Chromaticity wallpaper
Wallpaper: Colour Wood

The wallpaper I’ve been using on a couple of computers for the past couple of months is “Darker Wood” by PaulEnsane. It’s a very soothing, neutral and natural wallpaper. While I’ve been happily using it, I wanted something with a bit more colour, but still with the natural wood. I stumbled across this colourful wallpaper, [...]
Pirate [Windows, Apple, Ubuntu] Wallpaper Series
Alternative Ubuntu eee backgrounds

I installed Ubuntu eee last night on to my little Asus Eee PC 701. It’s a very well put together package and I really like the Netbook Remix interface. I’ve had a few little glitches so far, but over all it’s really impressive. The background wallpaper takes on a bit more significance than normal with [...]
Pirate wallpaper Photoshop template download
Pirate Ubuntu Wallpaper

After numerous requests from Saschaaar, I’ve finally managed to get an Ubuntu version of my Pirate series of wallpapers done. I’m not really sure why you’d need to pirate Ubuntu since it’s free, but I still think it looks good. Version 1 Available sizes: 1920x1200px (widescreen) 1600x1200px 1280x1024px Version 2 Linear gradient background Available sizes: [...]
5 minute wallpaper
Pattern Wallpaper Template
Download Blue version: 1024x768px 1280x1024px 1600x1200px 1280x800px (widescreen) 1920x1200px (widescreen) Download Black version: 1024x768px 1280x1024px 1600x1200px 1280x800px (widescreen) 1920x1200px (widescreen) Download the template I’ve always loved these simple pattern wallpapers. They’re the only type I can stand for very long, other than a plain, solid colour. So, I made this little template for you to [...]
Photoshop: Rounded Pixelation effect

I was on /wg/ today and someone had posted a desktop screenshot, asking for the original wallpaper. At first glance, it just looked like a basic, pixelated image, but upon closer inspection, the pixels had rounded edges and a slight sharpening effect. The pixels were also on an angle, something not possible with the standard [...]



