Someone in the Wallpapers You Made thread suggested I make my own thread for these.
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>>8117610Cool! I am guessing you are generating them with code? Might try something similar myself sometime, seems fun kinda fun :D
>>8117610What is with the stupid square in the middle? Every single one. Stupid square.
>>8117662What are you on about? This stuff is AMAZING.
>>8117662I like the stupid square. I wanna see what it looks like when these two colours have a checkerboard pattern between them.
>>8117657You'd be right. As I mentioned in the Self-made papes thread, it's Python.
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>>8117735If anyone wants specific colours, I take requests.
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>>8117662>What is with the stupid square in the middle?It's just a part of this style of pape, it sets it apart from having just a simple plain single color or bi-color gradient, plus it allows folks to put their favourite color(s) in wallpaper form in a way that other people can see which specific colors have been used.This is actually the third iteration of this format, it originally started with single-color papes, from which eventually came the smooth gradient bi-color variant, and now we have this new dithered gradient bi-color form.>>8117736You're doing a great job picking colors at random to be fair, most of these combinations are outstanding, thanks Anon.
>>8117764Thanks, Anon. Have a pape that came out really pastel.
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>>8117610I have a request :)Could you do another one in the style of >>8117757 (personally prefer this to the random ones). Could you do it with the Forest color #0B5509 (btw where do you get your names from? I found this forest color at https://color-register.org/color/forest). The second color you can pick yourself since you seem to be very good at coming up with good combinations.
>>8117794The names of these colours are taken verbatim from a library called Name That Color (ntc js). I find it's not usually very good at finding an accurate color name, but they are evocative, which for pape purposes matters way more.
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>>8117795Thank you! I like em :)
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>>8117610please do #575002 and #8002bd
>>8117812Looks like ass, hope you enjoy.
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>>8117813thanks, that is what I was hoping for
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>>8117610Could you do a random one with the colors #FFC400 (Supernova) like in >>8117736 and #001D2A (Black Pearl) from >>8117820, with Supernova coming from the top left and Black Pearl coming from bottom right?
>>8117825Like this or the other way around?
>>8117825Either way, here you go, Anon.
>>8117828I meant like this, but thanks for doing both!
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>>8117610That was me in the previous thread! I set them as a slideshow background on dual monitors changing every minute. Looks great OP, thanks for making more of them!
>>8117934Glad you enjoy 'em, Anon.
>>8117937Posting a few that follow Solarized colours, because that's the one I use.
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