Most of the wallpapers on this site are Creative Commons Attribution - Noncommercial - Share Alike 3.0 licensed. Check each wallpaper for it's individual license; some are copyright their original owners (in the case of guest wallpapers or featured artists)
Gear brushes used in my pictures are from several people. Unfortunately, I've lost the credit file of who all of those people are.
However, one has found me!
Ewark made the brushes used in several posts.
Mousewrites | January 18, 2010
Title:Industrial – Metal PlateDescription: I’ve been asked for some more grunge/industrial wallpapers, so i’ll be going slightly off-topic for a few posts. This one is a rusted to hell diamond-plate, with some mood lighting.Type: Widescreen, 1680×1050, Fullscreen, 1280×1024Credits: Base texture from a filter made by Crapadilla, with Filterforge.
Mousewrites | January 5, 2010
Title:Tan RemixDescription: Some of our long-time viewers may remember this wallpaper. I decided to play with it a bit.Type: Widescreen, 1680×1050, Fullscreen, 1280×1024Credits: PS work with a texture from Lost and Taken.
Mousewrites | November 16, 2009
Title: Steam Punk Wallpaper by Rob KleemanDescription: Rob was kind enough to let us post this. Isn’t it awesome? I love the watercolor look, as if some inventor was scribling on his blotter and grabbed a brush to quickly rough in his designs. Nice job, Rob!Type: Widescreen, 1680×1050Credits: Created by Rob Kleemen, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share […]
Mousewrites | October 31, 2009
Title:Nanowrimo Wallpaper 2Description:More wallpaper for Nanowrimo. The daily numbers are the wordcount goal. Nanawrimo is National Novel Writing Month! One day till the madness takes us!Type: Widescreen, 1680×1050, Fullscreen, 1280×1024Credits: mostly straight PS work, with some textures overlayed from Lost and Taken. Again.
Mousewrites | September 23, 2009
Title: Walls2Description: Exciting name, isn’t it?Type: Widescreen, 1680×1050, Fullscreen, 1280×1024Credits: Textures from Lost and Taken as well as Grunge and Filter Forge.
Kyle | April 8, 2009
Retouched a bit to help add depth and straighten it out. Based on this: Globe Lamp of the Ocean’s Currents and 1930s modes of transport by Curious ExpeditionsLicensed as Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial Share-Alike as of 2011-12-28 Made with Adobe Photoshop and The GIMP
