Free Holiday Wallpapers for your PC - Snowflakes and Ornaments


These unique wallpaper designs were made using Photoshop CS6 and a tutorial from designstacks.com. The tutorial was great, as you can see by the end result, and even though I had to find my own link to the free snowflake brushes, it was well worth the time and effort. I learned a lot about shapes and how to manipulate them. I also learned how to create a digital master file that can be recolored with a few simple clicks. Being able to repeatedly re-use an image can mean the difference between hours or even days of work compared to just a few minutes.

You can download one or all of them here for free. The images are all 1920X1200 at 300ppi in JPG format. I only ask that you don't repost them, sell them, or claim them as your own. That's how we keep things free, and plus, it's just plain polite.

If you'd like to make your own wallpaper, there is a link to the tutorial in the description above, or you can click here. Happy Holidays, and enjoy!

#christmas #wallpaper #photoshop #holiday #graphicarts #artanddesign #pcwallpaper #retro

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

December Sketchbook: Scrooge's Counting House

Image
Hello, holiday revelers! Today's sketchbook feature is the old Scrooge & Marley Counting House. I've seen lots of different versions of this particular building, but I tend more toward the one I saw by Department 56 , from the Dicken's Village set. It more closely resembles the building described by Dickens himself, and is the one that matches the building shown in the Robert Zemeckis adaptation of A Christmas Carol  (2009). I've taken a few liberties with the architecture, just for simplicity's sake, but it does not change the overall impression that the building gives. I have to say that even though Ebenezer Scrooge was voiced by comedian Jim Carrey in the 2009 CGI version, it was a fine dramatic performance that showed the true range of his ability as an actor. Also, many people don't realize that the voice actor who portrays old Fezziwig and the second-hand merchant Joe is none other than Bob Hoskins - Eddie Valiant of Who Framed Roger Rabbit , anot
Read more

Every Day is Halloween: Drowned Zombie

Image
I'm trying a new medium with this piece. Instead of using markers, I used watercolors. Overall, I think it turned out well. Besides, the study of anatomy and proportions is so much more interesting with zombies. This one in particular must be regretting her choice of cinder block necklace - that is, if she had enough mind left to have any regrets. After all, wouldn't a zombie still be wearing the trademark of whatever killed it the first time? If you've read the book Pride and Prejudice and Zombies , the girls encounter a similar tragic zombie near the bridge to town - a former friend of theirs who killed herself by tying a large rock around her neck and jumping from the bridge. In the book, she appears from the water still wearing the rock she was tied to. Our lonely bride sports a similar accessory, though a bit more modern, and her clothes bear the telltale signs of having been submerged in some pond or river. She is mud splattered and moldy, but still bears a stro
Read more

Revenge of the Sketchbook: September, Issue #01

Image
After spending a brief amount of time on G+, the Sketchbook weekly feature has returned to its proper home, our blog. When I first moved the feature over to G+, it was an attempt to separate my personal art from that of the studio. I never realized how much traffic the sketchbook feature brought to the blog, and in return, to Studio 71. So, without any further nonsense, the Sketchbook... Inking Cultural Expression: Tattoo Design Experiments "Thug Life" "Skull and Roses" #sketching #drawing #sketchbook #penandink #tattooart #skull #roses #rosary #thuglife
Read more