Wallpaper of the Week #72 - Patrick MonkelListThumbs
Wallpaper of the Week #72 - Patrick Monkel
November 01, 2009
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/
My name is Patrick Monkel. I'm a freelance graphic designer from The Netherlands with 7 years of experience. I studied Multimedia Engineering in Amsterdam and interested in all kinds of arts. Take a look around and feel free to contact me...
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About the author
My name is Fabio Sasso, I'm a graphic/web designer from Porto Alegre, Brazil and I'm the founder of Abduzeedo. I hope we can share lots of information, tips, and ideas through Abduzeedo. Also you can follow me on Twitter or my personal site at http://fabiosasso.com.
22 Comments
purdy
Nice!
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http://andreimogan.deviantart.com/
Wow! Great wallpaper! I'm definitely going to use it on my desktop right now! :)
Awesome
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Wow, fascinating! Love how the text blend into the sky.
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http://www.thepeachdesign.com
Nice work!
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http://www.thomas-guibert.com
outstanding, beautifull ... its already on my screen and phone
Awsome!
My new wallpaper, thanx :)
great work !
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http://lateant.deviantart.com/
that's my wallpaper now ^^
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http://hybrid-creation.deviantart.com/
Nice work,
but why isn't there a 2560x1600 px desktop version?
Eyecandy!
Cool work!
http://emeyers399.deviantart.com/
Look at his behance its great! www.behance.net/patrickMonkel.....Then look at mine www.behance.net/johnmark:)
thanks for sharing :)
awesome! its already on my screen...thank you!
Whats the name of the font which is used ?
Great wallpaper. I really like the use of pastel colors. It reminds me of a spring morning. Great use and placement of type - using the bold and light weight fonts to add variety. Well done.
Nice, whats the font used? I must have it!
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