I've used this site since Windows 95 for wallpapers. If I have a desktop wallpaper that is not a picture that I've taken myself, I probably got it from Visual Paradox.
The one below finally makes my Gnome desktop look just like I want it to: bright, cheerful, evil, sinister. :devil:
Duality wallpaper brought to you by the talent and kindness of Visual Paradox.
 | No One on Mi MO |
| Comrade Vegan on Dilemma in the supermarke… |
| Comrade Vegan on Dilemma in the supermarke… |
 | slackwrdave on Dilemma in the supermarke… |
 | Kim G on cozy night |
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I like the surreal feeling of many of them. My very first non-stock Windows95 wallpaper came from that site. What a great guy who has stayed with it so long: Brian Kissinger.Back when I ran Win95, I actually had to read the instructions on how to change a wallpaper which the site provides. Now I have a whole directory of them. Christmas and Thanksgiving get seasonal ones.
It looks like The Grateful Dead is playing right down that hill :sing: :jester: 😀 I like the sunflower in there.
Well said, Jan.