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Inside: Hi-res original 3d rendered computer desktop wallpapers and links to some of the best computer art sites on the web.
My name is Ryan Bliss and I've been creating computer wallpapers since 1995. This site contains my entire collection representing over 16 years of work. Start at the beginning and move forward to see how both my skills and software have improved over the years.
A small collection of my wallpapers are free for you to sample and use on your personal computer desktop. Members gain access to my entire gallery and can download them individually or in bulk archives.
There are over 700 images, including Dual-Monitor, Triple-Monitor resolutions up to 7680 x 1600, and 1080p animated versions of some wallpapers. The hi-resolution files are available to my Members but everyone is welcome to download the mobile versions where available.
I hope you enjoy my artwork. Thanks for visiting!
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Member Tracey C said:I have been a fan of Digital Blasphemy for at least 10 years now, and I recommend the site to anyone who wants to be impressed with digital art at its very best. Digital Blasphemy has - hands down - the finest digital art I've seen anywhere. Ryan's site has something new every time I visit - and I visit frequently. I've never been disappointed with anything I've downloaded from the site, and I am so impressed I'm converting my yearly membership to a lifetime membership this coming year. I cannot recommend this site often enough - or highly enough. It's worth every penny to me to keep this quality of work and professionalism alive. You won't regret becoming a member of Digital Blasphemy. I know I do not - and I never will. Tracey
Member Megarelix said:I've been leeching free samples from Digital Blasphemy for the last 15 (?) years, so starting a 2-year membership was long overdue. The choice ranges from just good (a few) to amazing (most), a most impressive collection of computer art I've seen yet. Hard to believe it is a work of a single person. And there seems to be a story behind many of the images. One tiny wish: if the logo could be placed a bit closer to the screen edge, and its brightness matched with the general tint of the image, it would become less obtrusive. Anyway, you're a genius, sir, and I enjoy your work immensely. Thank you.
Member Jon said:If you love cool wallpapers, you should join Digital Blasphemy. This site contains some of the best digital artwork I have ever seen. I have so many beautiful wallpapers now I hardly know what to put on my desktop. Every wallpaper is available in multiple resolutions and some even in dual-screen and tri-screen. The wallpapers are organized by year and category so you can find exactly what you are looking for. For only $25, you get unlimited image downloads for a whole year and there are reduced renewal rates after that. Definitely a good deal.
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