“Luminous: Grey” wallpaper keeps your desktop calm and focused in a neutral dark grey, discretely adding interest with texture. Perfect to use together with Luminous Greyscale Icons.
This pack of wallpaper includes versions for fullscreen and widescreen computers as well as the iPhone, iPhone 4 and iPad.
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The Complete Series of Luminous Wallpapers:
Tags: black, desktop art, focus, grey, minimalist, wallpapers
This collection of minimalist, greyscale folder icons comes in shades of black, white and grey.
Introducing a simple, muted and minimalist range of icons to the collection of Luminous Folder Icons.
Inspired by a winter landscape in black and white. Greys, browns with patches of melting ice and snow. Ten icons in colours borrowed from winter: Black, Midnight, Coal, Graphite, Pencil, Thunder, Aluminum, Silver, Pearl and White.
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The Complete Series of Luminous Icons:
Tags: black, color code, desktop art, ease, getting organized, grey, icons, Luminous Folder Icons, productivity, simplicity, white
Black boots and Italian basketweave scarf.
Autumn. Boots and scarf and hat and gloves. Shiny street, wet from the rain, sometimes black with a little purple or blue.
My head is still spinning from this week’s adventure with natural media software, Painter 11. The way the paints interact with each other and the canvas, the texture and detail is mind blowing! Exploring the brushes, markers, chalk, pastels, watercolor and oil, just to mention a few, and if this isn’t enough you can make your own brushes with the RealBristle tool. You can control the width of brush strokes by the tilt of your pen, just like when you use a real, traditional brush! It’s amazing… You can decide to leave a layer of digital watercolor in wet mode, so that it’s still wet when you continue, whether you continue working on your painting a month or a day later! It’s like having access to all the natural media you can imagine, without having to take it out of storage, wash the brushes or deal with the toxins, mess and expenses! There’s a free demo of Painter that you can download to give it a trial run.
This weekend I’m looking forward to visiting the blogs of fellow artists in The Fish Bowl. Seeing Julie and Julia at the beautiful cinema Skandia, designed by Gunnar Asplund in 1923. Creating a reading corner with a grey sheepskin Lamino armchair in the living room and washing the kitchen floor.
I hope you have a wonderful and restful weekend!
Red leaves and berries.
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