very nice … as normal 
shame you not do the odd Arch one 
always nice to see your wallpapers.
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Original file : 1920x1080
Or without the logo
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Original file : 3840x2160
Or maybe for a smartphone?
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Smartphone…
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Beautiful !! 2nd is just sexy
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Lunix
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Wow! They should be used officially for Manjaro editions!
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Terrible as always, just kidding 
Last one have kinda Peppermint color style 
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Thanks @michaldybczak & @Shjim
(lol I had to google that word you typed)
Oh and @mr_glitch, I’ve googled Peppermint, it’s a beautifull wallpaper. Now I know what you meant
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Wallpaper is old as 
but still damn good I remember that when I’ve start to watch English Bob bellyful videos it was already there 
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I was use mobile . could not think of english spelling . I change now
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I really like that rendition. Love that silky feel to it 
Try with a smaller logo that is not cut/intersected.
This one goes a bit too much into Transformers logo feel of it, but i like how you delimit the graphical elements among them, and the overall: composition, color combination, texture and sharp clean look. Great job!!!
@philm and @oberon - some neat wallpaper candidates for next releases here !!!
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Thanks a lot, I really appreciate your criticism. I certainly keep this in mind. And you were right about the Transformers thing. I didn’t see it until you mentioned it.
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Was looking for a decent wallpaper I could use for my new desktop layout, these are really cool!
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Thanks @TomDillon and welcome to the forum
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@Lunix your wallpapers are fantastic! 
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Thank you very much
great work i like the lighter themes can i use any of those for enlightenment?
This is where the XCF format’s guides shine. You can provide one huge image and part it out into its different resolutions as you intend. That means, then, you can provide one image file, whereby people then cut out the selection they wish to keep for use with their devices.
Of course, there would need to be considerable effort on part of the user for rendering the final result, but I say the more customization options, the better. Usually decisions made per-image explain themselves enough most novice users would understand why certain placements were chosen.
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Correct.
I could also provide a template file. But… The result is not XCF but a blend file. I’ve started in GIMP and ended in Blender for this one. I could on the other hand also convert the file back to GIMP, but without the layers. So not editable. A user with very little knowledge can edit the file and copy/past whatever he or she likes. In Blender this is a different story.
I was expressing what I did for 2D images, of course if some of the things you use are 3D tools to produce a scene then all you could do at that point is provide an image template for people to cookie-cutter into their desired resolution with provided guides or template layer for magic select.
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