Rhino Zebra wallpaper...

11780.jpg

FULL SIZE http://images.mailboxdrive.com/the.unko.le...l.com/11780.jpg

Ages ago I found this wicked wallpaper, now I cant remember where i got it...

I think it came up with a search for "Dali" in google images (he's my favourite artist) yonky donkeys ago. but I can no longer find it.

I'm after a larger version (if possible - 1440 x 900), if anyone can shed any knowledge on who made it or where it is from, you help would be much appreciated.

The file's name is rhinozebre.jpg if that helps.

EDIT- Ohh yeah, and I cant find it on www.hebus.com/ either.

ANYONE???

#442079

That's a seriously cool wallpaper, please let me know if you have any luck finding it somewhere.

In the meantime you can go check out one of my favorite (completely unrelated) Hockney works.

#442087

That's a seriously cool wallpaper, please let me know if you have any luck finding it somewhere.

In the meantime you can go check out one of my favorite (completely unrelated) Hockney works.

Hmm... will do.

Yeah I studied that artist who did that wallpaper you just posted in yr 10... or at least the artist who first created the 'style' of photo/time merge... I cant remember his name. how hopeless am i.

:P

but he's done quite a few photomontages.

The wallpaper I posted is 1024x768, so it might look alright on your screen. But the main problem comes in that its been compressed to 60kb, so theres a bit of pixelation in the colour.

You could probably iron out the pixelation and touch up the wall for a smaller screen in photoshop... but yeah I need a large one.

#442204

It's David Hockney. It may not seem too impressive at first, but when you start to understand the theory behind his photo-joins, it's quite amazing the amount of depth and movement he manages to squeeze into a static, two-dimensional collage. In his own words he's trying to capture time in a two-dimensional media.

I was trying to tell you that if you manage to find the wallpaper you posted in a larger version please let me know, hehe.

#442245

It's David Hockney. It may not seem too impressive at first, but when you start to understand the theory behind his photo-joins, it's quite amazing the amount of depth and movement he manages to squeeze into a static, two-dimensional collage. In his own words he's trying to capture time in a two-dimensional media.

I was trying to tell you that if you manage to find the wallpaper you posted in a larger version please let me know, hehe.

Yeah I know, I did a four page essay on him. I like his works, in they experiment with time and movement.... but personally not as a wallpaper- I dont like the colours.

I know u want a larger wall ;) ... was just saying that if u were only using it on a small screen u could probably smooth it out. - But obviously, you need it for a far larger screen like me :P

hmmm....

ANYONE ELSE???.... ANYONE?... I want this bad.

#442374

Bump

I've found a site that has various wallpapers, and one of them is rhinozebre

http://gallery.wallpaper.free.fr/fond-ecra...n_99966_jpg.jpg

Interestingly enough, it lacks the 'www.hebus.com', suggesting the original image is from somewhere else.

unfortunately I was unable to find a higher res version, however the larger file size does suggest better quality. But the site below (where I found the image);

http://gallery.wallpaper.free.fr/fond-ecra...gn/index_en.htm

may shed some new light on its origins... I want to email the website's owner, but cant find any address... theres also some other great walls there too.

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