Wallpapers

There is something about having created the wallpaper I use that is just, so cool to me. Everything I do on my phone or laptop sits in front of something I made with my own creativity and discretion, you know? Anyways, here are some wallpapers I've made that you can use, granted that Google Sites doesn't compress them horribly!

Simplified Bliss, September 2025I knew that I wanted to set the wallpaper of the laptop I was going to buy to something Bliss or Bliss-adjacent. Now, in the Big '26, I can safely say that every time I changed the wallpaper to something other than this, I would return to this within a week. At its core, the work incorporates gradients that are lighter towards the top-right quadrant before drifting to slightly darker shades of each.

Retrowave Bliss, January 2022The wallpaper I used on my last Windows 11 laptop, this wallpaper, to me, is now antiquated. It really is the wacky clouds and the stock photo pine trees, to be honest, but hey: if you like it, awesome!

The Friendly Blue Ridge Parkway, July 2024This is a redraw of the Friends of the Blue Ridge logo. Other than the colors, it's very much traced, so while I can not claim ownership over it, I can at least implore you to go support them if you can.

Retro Stripes, May 2023This design language — medium blue with seven rainbow stripes — actually defined my branding until the Birby's Posts project and this site came around. On YouTube, thumbnails had stripes corresponding to certain categories (game development, real-life, music, etc.), and on my desk, a modified version of it was my custom mousepad.

Driving at Sunrise, September 2022Original made for one of my games, I used this dual-monitor wallpaper for a while. Now, it looks a little outdated, but I still feel for the original, semi-harsh gradient, as well as the wonky clouds, straightedge mountains, and the one-thickness road. It's still a lively wallpaper that reminds me of how inspired I used to be

Peachy Sky Behind Some Hills, November 2022This wallpaper was used for a mockup of what I thought my state license plate should look like. Ultimately, the design is unique among the rest, as the primary colors are green and orange instead of the blues and purples that I know myself for. Ignore the duplicated tree designs.

Peachy Sky Behind Some Hills (Green and Blue Variant), February 2023Now, that's more like the rest of my wallpapers! This one actually represented the project encompassing all of my games for a fair bit, at least, if my memory serves me correctly.

Mountain Road at Sunset, February 2023This was the precursor to all of the following wallpapers. There's not much to discuss, however.

A Mountain Drive at Sunset, July 2023This is one of my personal favorites up here. I would have moved it higher, but I have some sort of chronological arrangement going on here — I think. The greens and teal contrast nicely with the actually-shaded trees, and the sky has all the vibrancy it needs.

A Mountain Drive at Sunset (Blue Variant), July 2023While I prefer the original, this is the wallpaper I actually remember using. Not much is different, other than the color of the mountains themselves.

A Mountain Drive at Sunset (Moonrise Variant), July 2023Ahh, I remember this one! I wanted to create something that wouldn't hurt my eyes at night, so along came this variation. Fun fact: my Tech and Society teacher in 9th Grade was actually surprised that I made this in Google Drawings. Another fact is that all of these wallpapers on this page were made with Google Drawings or Slides!

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