The wallpaper of this week is an amazing design create by David Mascha, a artist and designer from Vienna, Austria. David is part of the DEPTHCORE collective and he has been working since 2005 for several design studios from Viena and other international projects.
For more information visit David Mascha's website at http://www.davidmascha.com/
The wallpaper of this week is an image created by Bastien Allard, a graphic designer from Montbeliard, France. Bastien has some really cool works on his portfolio and sent this very nice black and white composition called Fancy Work.
For more information I highly recommend that you check out Bastien's portfolios at DeviantArt and Behance.
The wallpaper of this week is a light effect I created a few weeks ago inspired by an XPeria ad I saw while I was waiting for a flight at the airport. It's basically a light beam with a colorful gradient blended with it.
If you want to try to create from scratch, follow the tutorial Colorful Light Effect in Photoshop
Desktop Version
The wallpaper of this week is really cool space scene created by Patrick Monkel, also known as Monk. Patrick is a graphic designer from The Netherlands, with great sense of color usage and a repertoire of nice light effects in his compositions.
For more information visit Monks's website at http://www.patrickmonkel.nl/
The wallpaper of this week is a design created by Samuel Larsson, a graphic designer based in Stockholm. The image is a super cool illustration with that cartoon feel, I've been using it for a few days already and I love it.
For more information visit Samuel's website at http://www.hyperislandinternship.se/
The wallpaper of this week is a design I designed inspired by a skateboard deck design from the Element. It's a vector pattern that creates a really nice optical illusion. I, also, prepared 2 versions a dark one for those like me who like dark wallpapers and the original version that is more bright, but with a nice retro feel.
Check out the tutorial: Rad Pattern in Illustrator that Makes you Dizzy .
The wallpaper of this week is a design I created inspired by the Heroes series. I did the image because I wanted to try to create the eclipse effect of the opening titles of that show using only Photoshop. Of course in the end I had to add some little textures to make it looks a bit older, with that vintage feel.
Check out the tutorial: Very Easy Heroes Eclipse in Photoshop.
The wallpaper of this week a beautiful and colorful image created by Diego L. Rodriguez, a young creative and digital artist based in Spain. Diego is developing digital arts since 2006 and he's titled in Audiovisual Production & Digital Photography. Nowadays he continues producing experimental & personal projects mixing Photography and Digital Art. Also he collaborates with some Art Collectives as slashThree & IntrinsicNature.
For more information visit Diego's website at http://ParanoidMe.com/, it's definitely worth checking it out.
The wallpaper of this week a super cool image created by Alex Varanese, a graphic designer and creative director from the bay area, San Francisco, USA. We have already featured Alex here on Abduzeedo, his work has a very stylish and retro feel.
The wallpaper of this week is awesome, it's the Tron Legacy artwork created by James White. Well I think James doesn't need introduction anymore. His work is amazing and this design is not different.
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