Everyone feels free to use one of the jackalopse i've created for this project: http://passphrase.interfree.it/ubuntu910artwork/jackalope.html
take a look at these backgrounds.. http://passphrase.interfree.it/ubuntu910artwork/sfondi.html 2009/1/30 Saleel Velankar <svela...@gmail.com> > > > Are there any specific suggestions on how to make it better? I'm > > trying to integrate a stylized jackalope into it but success continues > > to elude me. > > > > -Chris > Personally I agree with Kenneth, when he said that the default wallpaper > may/(should(?)) be an abstract one. Abstraction gives the final desktop > a professional quality, without distracting the user with mad eyecandy, > that is to say that it does not force on to a user any particular > artstyle/deco that the artist prefers. As such, it is also less divisive > within the community, than one featuring a subject. Looking to some of > the competition, Windows Vista . > > Windows Vista has a large amount of Default Wallpapers: > I think they are rather good, featuring nature vistas, abstract > light,textures. > http://www.istartedsomething.com/20070126/finding-vista-wallpapers/ > It is clear that /none/ of the wallpapers features a subject with an > abstract background, like what I have have been trying to do. (check out > my Mr. Bun submission.) > > Having spilled all that, I think what I am disliking in your submission > is all of the harsh angles and blocky colors. A good abstract wall > should imo should be smooth and unjarring to the vision.I should be > similar to a light array. It should be able to hold a users sight and > complement his/her Icon theme. > > Saleel V. > > > -- > ubuntu-art mailing list > ubuntu-art@lists.ubuntu.com > https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-art >
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