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Okay I admit it. I have been reading too many steampunk novels recently because this is what spilled out of my subconcious when I sat down to create a new wallpaper. Clockwork, ancient tomes filled with long lost technology, a mixture of organic and cybernetic. What will society look like when we’re all dust? What will be “new technology” when artifacts like the telephone and the laptop are preserved in ancient history museums, when our civilization is thousands of years gone?
Included in the zip file are wallpapers in widescreen and fullscreen format, as well as iPhone and iPad counterparts. We’ve also added a Twitter background. The following resolutions are included:
Widescreen
Fullscreen
1600×1200
1200×800
iPad
768×1024
iPhone
320×480
Twitter
1920×1200
Download Forecast 24.6 MB
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I’ve been wanting to play with a steampunk-themed design for a while. So, I made that the goal of this month’s design. I started out with some watch pieces and I added in some grunge textures and played with the color palette. I really like the way the end result looks like rust, and has a real gritty quality to it. This particular design started out just experimenting with some objects and textures with no particular end goal in mind. My original plan was to do a WordPress theme or a Blogger theme, and I may still do both, or I may do something similar but new.
This wallpaper comes in all the usual sizes, with and without calendar. We also included a Twitter background.
Widescreen
1280×800
Standard
1600×1200
1024×768
iPhone
320×480
Twitter
Download Clockwork Decay 13.1 MB
downloaded 654
Listen to the mustn’ts, child. Listen to the don’ts. Listen to the shouldn’ts, the impossibles, the won’ts. Listen to the never haves, then listen close to me… Anything can happen, child. Anything can be.
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