[WALLPAPER] Hot, Sticky Plastic...

[Izobalax]

At some point tonight, I just decided to start experimenting with GIMP's "Flame" render generator... I wanted to see if I could make the flame more 3D, or more substantial.

After much experimenting, I finally solidified a method and produced this wallpaper. I'm thinking I may release this as a pack, with different sizes and colours.

Anyway, let me know what you think.

/izo

1600x1200
1280x960 HERE or HERE.
1024x768

[RedSquirrel]

Neat. A little dark for my personal taste, but certainly an interesting effect.

[smartboyathome]

I like it! I can't use it with my current setup, though, as I would need something a little more blue. It looks fantastic though!

[PurposeOfReason]

White background with blue flames(?) in 2880x900 and that'd be glorious. Not enough dual monitor wallpapers out there.

[Izobalax]

Neat. A little dark for my personal taste, but certainly an interesting effect.

Cheers, dude!

I like it! I can't use it with my current setup, though, as I would need something a little more blue. It looks fantastic though!

Well, I'm eventually going to release a pack of wallpapers, using this one as the original, in a variety of colours and sizes.

White background with blue flames(?) in 2880x900 and that'd be glorious. Not enough dual monitor wallpapers out there.

Watch this space...

/izo

[RedSquirrel]

Not enough dual monitor wallpapers out there.

This site is pretty good:

http://mandolux.com/

[PurposeOfReason]

Is there any way I could convince you to give a vague way on how you did that too?

[Izobalax]

Is there any way I could convince you to give a vague way on how you did that too?

Tell you what, when I compile the wallpaper pack, with various colours and sizes, I'll stick a little jpeg tutorial in there as well... how's that?

/izo

[smartboyathome]

That works! I may want to look at it! ^_^