Sauce wallpaper plsHatate-tan wrote:
No desktop icons ftw.
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Here's the sauce.chaee wrote:
Sauce wallpaper plsHatate-tan wrote:
No desktop icons ftw.
Yoshisashi wrote:
pls no bully
Oh riiight, a certain finnish witch might... ^^
neatNavizel wrote:
Guess who finally upgraded to Windows 7.
I need to clean it up a bit.
Main desktop:
Second monitor(almost always full of programs I use to the side like music, internet and teamspeak or skype.
Second monitor(almost always full of programs I use to the side like music, internet and teamspeak or skype.
Hello, 4:3 screen user passing through.
focused.
but i love tooo windows 7 
SAO rainmeter? Sweet. I have those before
I liek to keep things organized
I liek to keep things organized
Had to edit my wallpaper a little bit to make the rainmeter more visible (it was way too light at first) and a automatically hidden task bar is a must for me nowadays.
Cleaned up my desktop
6000th post yay
It's literally been forever since I changed my desktop wallpaper but I finally did it.
I pretty much had the same wallpaper for an entire semester just because I'd never been so busy in my life. Not that I'm that much less busy now but... anyways
Probably my first time using a crop from a portrait source image. I also did a really quick vector mask and added some DoF to the background. So much work for such a plain simple wallpaper.
BONUS: Those of you who are more familiar with editing images (if any) might notice that there are no signs of the girl in the blurred background. Obviously I didn't have the two components of the image given to me separately, instead what I did was I actually painted in the edges of the girl to match the background. That way, when it gets blurred afterwards, and placed behind the masked foreground layer, it'll appear as if the background was perfectly unperturbed when it was blurred. This is what it looks like when it's painted:
I pretty much had the same wallpaper for an entire semester just because I'd never been so busy in my life. Not that I'm that much less busy now but... anyways
Probably my first time using a crop from a portrait source image. I also did a really quick vector mask and added some DoF to the background. So much work for such a plain simple wallpaper.
BONUS: Those of you who are more familiar with editing images (if any) might notice that there are no signs of the girl in the blurred background. Obviously I didn't have the two components of the image given to me separately, instead what I did was I actually painted in the edges of the girl to match the background. That way, when it gets blurred afterwards, and placed behind the masked foreground layer, it'll appear as if the background was perfectly unperturbed when it was blurred. This is what it looks like when it's painted: