More like ballcrusher
Obligatory legal disclaimer: Any of the objects I depict in 3D are purely fictional, and should never be used in real life. 
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Patiently waiting for the framework shaped Covid particle
Hoping that image will “go viral”? 
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Playing around with fluid simulations lol. If anyone wants it, my Gdrive link is in the comments above.
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You’d just need a compatible corrugated road for the smoothest ride of your life! 
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Light/dark version so you can switch dark/light.
It has been obtained via simple color inversion
On GNOME:
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Ooh I really like that, especially the blue matching with the blue on GNOME!
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That looks great! Do you have a 2880x1920 version? Don’t want to upscale these sharp lines.
I am afraid I don’t, I simply took the original and modified that.
In order to obtain a higher res i would have to tinker with inkscape and extract vectors
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Thanks! Nice simple and dark. Works for my tumbleweed.
3:2, textless edit of the latest announcement graphic. Edited from the version in the email since it was bigger.
offset full quality
centered full quality
Edit: if anyone’s got any gnome shell variants that look good with this color scheme, I’m all ears
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Made this wallpaper based off the Currents album by Tame Impala, im not very happy with the perspective of the logo being wrapped around the ball especially near the top but im by no means and expert and was just using basic perspective tools in GIMP
Attached below are the wallpaper and my edited version of it, I also used a SVG of the framework logo which can be found on wikipedia
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Thanks for all your much appreciated contributions. They meanwhile accumulate to a nice light & dark wallpaper collection. 
Today, I just had the feeling to also create a set of light & dark wallpapers for me and all of you to enjoy. So I borrowed Marco’s set, which I frequently used, and replaced the Laptop 13 schematics with an exploded view image discovered somewhere in the vastness of the world wide web.
ZORIN OS supports event-controlled theme switching from light to dark at sunset and back to light at sunrise – or at any user defined time:
Okay, here you go:
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Wow these look amazing. Nice work!
Hi! These are wonderful wallpapers that you have made, I can imagine all of them to be shipped with a pre-assembled Framework Laptop. I have downloaded many of them, and using them since.
Also, I am using KDE, and it is capable not only to select wallpapers based on dark/light themes, but also the size of your screen. Recently, I have prepared many of the wallpapers for this use, and it is easy to prepare and fun to see these wallpapers to come together. I would like to share the knowledge, but definitely don’t want to share these packages without proper permission, attribution and information (don’t want to dox either). So first, I want to share how it is compiled to demonstrate what needs to be done.
The structure, that you need to construct is the following, where wxh.ext is the name of the image files with the dimension of the images (i.e.: 1920x2080.png):
[Root folder name] ├╴contents │ ├╴images │ │ ├╴wxh.ext │ │ ⋮ │ └╴images_dark [optional] │ ├╴wxh.ext │ ⋮ └╴metadata.json
And metadata.json contains the following:
{
"KPackageStructure": "Plasma/Wallpaper",
"KPlugin": {
"Authors": [
{
"Email": "[email of author]",
"Name": "[name of author]"
}
],
"Id": "[Root folder name]",
"License": "[SPDX? License]",
"Name": "[Friendly name of wallpaper]"
}
}
This format allows the system select the appropriate theme and size of the same wallpaper. Let me show some examples from the wallpapers I’ve downloaded here:
Taking the wallpaper from jonmec for example, I’ve constructed the following folder structure: (Root folder name is Binarykite fwlogo)
And constructed the following metadata.json file:
{
"KPackageStructure": "Plasma/Wallpaper",
"KPlugin": {
"Authors": [
{
"Email": "",
"Name": "@jonemec"
}
],
"Id": "Binarykite fwlogo",
"License": "N/A",
"Name": "Binarykite"
}
}
Which is now shows in the desktop wallpaper selection interface, like so.
Here is another example with the donut Framework from Plobby, that has no dark variant, but has two size variation: (Root folder name is just donut)
With the following metadata file:
{
"KPackageStructure": "Plasma/Wallpaper",
"KPlugin": {
"Authors": [
{
"Email": "",
"Name": "@Plobby"
}
],
"Id": "donut",
"License": "N/A",
"Name": "Framework Donut"
}
}
Which now appears like so:
I would love to create these wallpaper packages, but it doesn’t feel right for me to just yank it from here and push the work of others up here, or on another platform. Feels like I’m stealing your work, which couldn’t be further away from my intention. At least, I want to make my findings available for you to make the best use of the wallpaper on your Linux system, or if you’re the creator, than have the opportunity to prepare it, or even upload these to wherever you can download KDE/Gnome wallpapers from. I am also willing to prepare these wallpaper packages for you (wallpaper creator), if you share the necessary information to fill this metadata file for you, which include name and license of wallpapers authors’ email, name. I’m bad at time management, so response time could be huge.
Here are some dark/light variation showcase I’ve also prepared:
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