[miceblue]

 
I like this one. Again, it's not a standard wallpaper size, but I have it fill my screen (photo taken in Hawaii).

 

[Gatepc]

I made this wallpaper when I got bored one day haha. Made it from scratch actually using my poor photoshop skills.



Let me know what you guys think, its my first attempt at a wallpaper. I actually made it half a year ago or so.

 

[miceblue]

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I made this wallpaper when I got bored one day haha. Made it from scratch actually using my poor photoshop skills.

Let me know what you guys think, its my first attempt at a wallpaper. I actually made it half a year ago or so.

Wow, not bad. It's better than what I can do in Photoshop.
 
You should post this outside of a college dorm or something and see what kinds of responses you get, hehehehe.
 

 

[Gatepc]

Wow, not bad. It's better than what I can do in Photoshop.
 
You should post this outside of a college dorm or something and see what kinds of responses you get, hehehehe.
 

Thanks, yeah that would be funny.

I only use Photoshop for photography not design or anything so I have a very focused knowledge of Photoshop. As a photographer their is a TON of stuff in Photoshop that you would never ever use. So I've just been exploring the other features of it that designers use.

 

[kckc]

 

 

[n-phect]

Wallpapers i have had in past few years.
 

 

 

 

 

[bentonpatrick24]

 

 

[Sceleris]

 

[MorbidToaster]

Love it.
 
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[MinatoArisato]

 
 

 

[dfkt]

Here's some wallpapers I made in the last few days. Click for full 1920x1200 view.

Made in Apophysis 7x, took about 20 minutes to render, millions of calculations per pixel:



An iterated 3D Menger fractal, made in Fragmentarium:



Same thing:



A macro photo of my screen's pixels, made into a "recursive" wallpaper... with about the same resolution as the Clip Zip's screen :

 

[juman231]

^^ Really loving the first one.
 
Here are some of the wallpapers I am using:
 

 

 

 

 

[Mad Max]

 
 

 

[grokit]

 

 
I thought these were wallpaper-worthy.

 

[chrislangley4253]

LOVE architecture. Thank you