Member Patrick said:I found one of your wallpapers on a school computer once and couldn't seam to get it out of my mind. As time passed I found the windows wallpapers annoying.
Memory of that one wallpaper brought me back and I got a trial membership and went nuts downloading everything!
I didn't renew my membership then and used the different ones I already had but soon they started to get old.
I upgraded to dual monitors and then the problem of what wallpaper to use started to become an issue. So I will start making some of my own thinking how hard could it be? I tried some mac style images, but they could never match the quality I found here.
About a month or so ago I renewed my membership in time for displacement and some of the other great wallpapers and all I can say is it was worth it then and it's worth it now!
I think every new wallpaper comes in Dual and Tri monitor formats which is great for me and bad... Why bad... Simple I want to start using the Tri montior wallpapers! I guess dual monitors is only the beginning....
Don't let a few buck stand in the way of some of the best wallpapers out there give it a try! One warning tho... I'm not responsable for any addictions to great wallpapers!
Member Cary said:It occurred to me this morning that I first stumbled upon your site back in 1998. The funny thing is that, in this new media age, you are among the first to truly establish an independent digital legacy that is forever growing and changing and being shared in the ether. It's so much better and different than, for example, a Monet sitting behind padded rails at the Louvre. The thing that struck me is how I have passed down my love for your work to my kids, who are now teenagers and also appreciate your art. In my view, that kind of generational thing is reserved for those who have truly earned it. You, Ryan, are one of those people. Thank you for opening our eyes to the possibilities of our imaginations...
