Desktop backgrounds for free
I’m giving away some of my work for free! Well, not as 2 by 3 metre prints on canvas or aluminium, of course, but as wallpapers for pc, laptop, tablet or phone. A selection of images from my blog, with links to the relevant blogposts. Handpicked and cropped to the most common screen resolutions. Enjoy!
The Old Bijenkorf by W.M Dudok in Rotterdam
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Blogpost: The unknown side of Dudok
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Rotterdam: River Nieuwe Maas during the Blue Hour
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Blogpost: Sunrise Hunters
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Rotterdam: Railway Bridge De Hef
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Blogpost: New Rotterdam Paintifications
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Little Boat on Reykjavik Bay
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Blogpost: Virtual Iceland – cafe with a view
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Relief in Patinated Copper
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Blogpost: Virtual Reliefs: 3d Illusions on a Flat Surface
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Duckweed on Westersingel, Rotterdam
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Album
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Windmill De Noord on Oostplein, Rotterdam
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Blogpost: Return of the Windmill, part 2
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Spherical Panorama Mist in the Park, Rotterdam
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Blogpost: All year round panoramas
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Google Earth kmz-file Rotterdam 1939
The streetmap of Rotterdam in 1939 as a kmz-file, to use as an overlay in Google Earth in order to compare present day downtown Roffa with the pre-war situation. Of course you need to have Google Earth installed. But also that is free!
Blogpost: Four features in Google Earth
Blogpost: The Overhead Railway in the Double Streetmap of Rotterdam
what is the next you will share ?
Hello,
I am a writer living in Brussels at the moment. I am writing a draft of a novel about a fantasy world in which people live right in the inversed earth: in the land that exist where now there is water. So I googled for an inversed map and found yours. I notice that not only you and other artists have fantasized with the same idea, but have also come out with excellent works of illustration. Congratulations! I don’t know when I will finish my novel, if ever do at all, but I’m thinking, for copy rights and other stuff in the future, because I need names for the lands where people live and it is likely that everybody who plays with the concept might arrive to similar toponimics, maybe we could collaborate and if I ever publish a novel it could come with one of your illustrations of inversed earth in the front or the back or inside of it. Just an idea. Thank you in advance! Gian
Hi Gian,
That sounds interesting. I’ve always thought an inverted world would be a good setting for a fantasy novel (and its spin-off as a movie or a television series). With the names of lands and seas, as you suggest, it will be likely that different people will come up with largely the same set of names, since most of them are quite obvious. Anyway, you don’t have to worry that I will sue you for having a Queen of Biscay, a Lake Britain or a Northland in your novel 🙂 So please keep me informed about the progress and let’s see if one of my illustrations could be useful for the book. Kindest regards, Frans