October's Desktop Wallpaper Is Here!

After some fits and starts, I've finally finished October's wallpaper for you to download to your desktop and enjoy for the entire month. This month's photo comes from the creative eyes and camera of Simon Schaller AKA simu at MorgueFile.com. It's an orange moon -- harvest moon perhaps -- on a dark landscape in a park, it looks like. Pretty cool! The font I used this month is called "Fletcher Gothic FLF" by Software Complement at the Casady & Greene page at Typoasis.

The thumbnail shot above doesn't do the image any justice, so check out the full size desktop wallpapers for yourself on Wallpapers 4 page. Click the link that most closely matches your monitor's resolution and follow the instructions on the page that opens.

In other news, changes are in store for the site. I'm working on them throughout October and November, so there may be fewer graphic sets and pieces coming during that period. I'll continue to make the calendar desktop wallpapers, though. So come back at least once a month to pick up a new calendar for your desktop.

New Desktop Wallpaper Experiments with Calendars!

I decided to try out calendar desktop wallpapers for this year. Starting out with March, it's a kite decorating the calendar. You'll notice the casual look. I tried hard not to strive for perfect alignment of the numbers. The boxes aren't exactly in line either. I made the kite with Paint Shop Pro 7. It's not made from a dingbat font nor clipart nor tubes, for that matter. The font, in case you're wondering, is called Eskargot by Apostrophic Lab. You can find it at DaFont.com (PC and Mac), Apostrophic Lab at Pedroreina.net (#0156 PC and Mac) or Typoasis (PC only).

Each month I'll pick out a theme to decorate the wallpaper and release it a few days before the month starts. This will be an experimental year. If it's popular, I may continue it for next year.

To view and download the appropriate size for your desktop, click here to go to the Wallpapers 4 page. Note that the sizes are bit larger in length from the standard for 800 and 1024 width wallpapers. The 1280 width is 1024 long.