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Hi all!
Just a little backdrop I made for my Desktop. I don't like images in the
background that push themselves too much into focus, and this one is simple,
clean, and that's it.
It's actually cropped from the 1280x960 version for my desktop, surrounding
it is just a blank, gray space, but I don't think I'd need to post that
here, eh? :-)
Regards,
Tim
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aka "Tim Nikias"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
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> Just a little backdrop I made for my Desktop. I don't like images in the
> background that push themselves too much into focus, and this one is simple,
> clean, and that's it.
I designed my backdrop so that all the detail is on the right-hand side.
(All the icons of course are on the left.) Very annoying when an image
is so detailed you can't read the writing on top of it. :-S
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Not bad. Quite good actually. Because the image expresses quietness. It is a
kind of art and expression. I like it!
Sven
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> Not bad. Quite good actually.
Thanks!
> Because the image expresses quietness. It is a kind of art and expression.
> I like it!
Yeah, quietness is what I was striving for. There's been so much fluctuation
in my life lately, something quiet and simple was what I wanted. I'm
thinking about putting a small figure in the image, sitting on some edge
somewhere...
Regards,
Tim
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aka "Tim Nikias"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
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> I designed my backdrop so that all the detail is on the right-hand side.
> (All the icons of course are on the left.) Very annoying when an image is
> so detailed you can't read the writing on top of it. :-S
Yeah, that's a possibility. I was wondering that too, should I balance the
image towards the right, since my icons are on the left? But then I thought
that I usually don't observe the icons as part of the image, and then I'd
always see the imbalanced image...
Regards,
Tim
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aka "Tim Nikias"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
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Tim Nikias wrote:
Personally, I'd stick it in the corner. Very shiny and desktoppy.
-Shay
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Excellent!!
Somehow, it reminds me of something... Escher-like. I don't know why.
Perhaps because of the table reflected in an inverted version at the top?
It looks like a kind of strange game actually.
Thomas
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