These wallpapers are inspired by the OS X default wallpaper(I don't know if it is the default one, but they come with the default installation of Apple OSX). Instead of being only blue, I used two gradients, one being - green and the other light blue.
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I've always loved the look and properties of mercury. A metal with all its shinyness, chrome-like colour and specially its liquid state... How is it possible to have a liquid metal? It goes against science...
This wallpaper took me hours to build in Adobe's Photoshop using an array of brushes and various actions, with a lot of testing for the correct colours, changing the blendings of dozens of layers... NOT!!!
It's actually a photo that I took, I don't know when I snapped it, don't know how and don't know why it came out this why. I think it must be a closeup of something with some movement of the camera, it's a Sony T-33, on my part that made this... wallpaper.
To create this wallpaper I followed this great tutorial on how to create fractal brushes, so instead of a brush for photoshop I ended with a wallpaper.
Continuing the theme of flowers and brushes, I've created another pack of simple wallpapers with Adobe's Photoshop. This with a variation in colour for the foreground and background.
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These wallpapers where created with Photoshop and some brushes that I downloaded. As you can see the images are very simple.
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