Here’s something that’s really simple but I think looks really cool and I’m using right now. This is an edited official photo from Artemis 2 of the eclipse that they saw, and I just put a simple framework logo over the moon transparent and made it 3x2.
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I don’t suppose anyone has made a background of the ‘follow the white penguin’ have they?
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I have done a bit of top level searching and haven’t found anything
I hope the all the backgrounds used in the promotional pictures of the 13 pro get released because they all look very nice!
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it’d be amazing if the framework guys could share the wallpapers @nrp used in the presentation yesterday/latest pro13 videos. Especially the black, “(it’s yours)” one! it looks truly chef’s kiss!
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@catastrophic posted a new topic. Thank you!
official wallpapers here:
and yes, it does have the (it’s yours) black one. Looks great on my FW13!
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As someone on this thread already mentioned, it’s nice that a lot of camera sensors are also 3:2. So I’ll shamelessly plug some of my photography here since the photos pair well with the 13:)
Full-res: Proton Drive
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Awesome! Really like that it’s yours wallpaper!
Found this thread while browsing around waiting on my 13 Pro to come in. Thought it would be fun to dust off the digital artist in me and whip this up really quick. It takes pretty heavy inspiration from this short that FW posted on their YT channel before the next gen event along with some of the marketing that FW has had for the 13 Pro. Pretty happy with how it turned out. Will probably be using it on my 13 pro when I get it this week.
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Artemis II inspired wallpaper for the Framework 13
Hey everyone! I created this wallpaper for my Framework 13 using NASA’s Artemis II photos, adding a starfield and a subtle Framework logo in the bottom-right corner.
I love the detail of the Moon’s cratered surface, with the small crescent Earth peeking out behind it. I kept plenty of dark space to give the desktop a clean, uncluttered feel, while the stars add a little extra depth.
Original photography credit goes to NASA; the wallpaper composition, added starfield and Framework branding are my edits.
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