Six Wallpapers

[jordannamorgan]

classicicontest is now holding monthly wallpaper challenges, and most of these were entries for that. Here are Lon Chaney as the Phantom of the Opera, Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes, James Stewart in uniform, and three different variations on Jean Harlow.











The first Harlow wallpaper won second place, and Stewart and Rathbone tied for third. However, my favorite by far is the autumnal, cobweb-shrouded relic Lon Chaney. I'm especially delighted by how the Phantom text turned out; in fact, I was so pleased with it that I saved a copy of the "logo" for possible future use.


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Comments

[silvretine.livejournal.com]

Oh how I wish these were 1280x800! Lovely work as usual. ;)

[jordannamorgan]

Thank you. :D

I'd consider doing larger resolutions if the computer I make my graphics on could handle it--but as things are, it would pretty much be asking for a crash. :Þ

[ifavorfire.livejournal.com]

Is it okay if I use the Jimmy Stewart one on my latop?:) Its awesome.:D

Btw,do you happen to know of any wallpaper tutorials?I'm trying to learn to make them,and can't find any tutorials for anything alrger than a small banner.:(

[jordannamorgan]

Of course you can use it! :)

No, I'm afraid I don't know of any tutorials. I almost never use any myself; I just throw textures at an image and play with the layers until I like how it looks. *g* I would think you could use the same techniques for a wallpaper that you'd find in tutorials for smaller images, though.

[ifavorfire.livejournal.com]

Thank you!:D

Okay,thanks,I'll give that a try.:)