Mandolux has released new desktops for download. The desktops are images for use as the background on Macs, and represent anywhere from abstract imagery to dual monitor desktop configs. According to Mandolux:
Mandolux has issued six new desktops: one Sulfuric/Vector (Abstract/Techno), one Graffiti (photo/wall), and four Landscapes (Giant/Dual Monitor) desktops.
About the desktops:
The latest Sulfuric/Vector desktop is titled BLOWN and it’s a mother of desktop. I lack the words to describe this killer desktop: it is both dynamic and illusive in its composition and style. BLOWN creates a sense of energy and vitality even though it is subtle when first looked upon. You can say this desktop will grow on you
The latest Graffiti desktop is a picture taken about a week ago – it is a photograph of a wall completely tagged. The focus of this desktop is a skull placed to the right to create a greater effect
Lastly, as you will see with my Landscape desktop/photograph, the picture is the end result of the actions of a rent-a-cop. Last Saturday night, I was hoping to capture a photo of a local freeway and use it for my latest Landscape Giant/Dual Monitor setups but instead, I was asked by the rent-a-cop that I could not take any pictures in the premise and was asked to leave. On my way to the parking lot, I saw a section of the structure enclosed in wire fence and a steel plate – that picture is my latest desktop: Los Angeles V2
You can find more information about the new desktops at the Mandolux Web site. The desktops are available as free downloads.