Mobile Wallpaper

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This is a community for sharing mobile wallpapers.

Please post most accessible link for download. Websites link Pinterest require an account and login for access, so would not be ideal. Upload images directly to post, or other direct link.

Rules

1. Must include artist/source. The artist created the thing and should get the credit for their effort. You can use a Google Image search to find the artist. If the artist is not found, put “Source unknown” in the text.
1. Do not post NSFW content.
1. Include the resolution in title, the [OLED] tag for true black backgrounds, and [AI] for AI-generated images.
1. Images must be in portrait orientation or high definition enough to be zoomed and still be used as a mobile wallpaper.
1. Follow Lemmy.World Code of Conduct

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Parallel Perfection [1080x2316] (images2.imgbox.com)

submitted 1 year ago by __matthew__ to c/mobilewallpaper

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Source: Made it myself

Made it myself using GIMP. Pretty easy to replicate in other resolutions. General process is:

Radial gradient between lighter and darker color (look for center pixel position and drag to corner pixel)
Big squares: In new transparent layer, Filter > Generate > Grid (177 px, 2px wide, pure white)
Small squares: In new transparent layer, Filter > Generate > Grid (59 px, 1px wide, pure white)
Adjust opacity: Adjust layer opacities for the two grid layers to look nice
Add noise: Filter > Noise > HSV Noise (only value noise, relatively subtle)

To make the grid size such that the left right margin matches the top bottom margin (if you care), keep increasing the grid size until the gap at the bottom and right is about the same. To calculate the offset to center it, do basic math for the offset ie. -(width - floor(gridSize) * gridSize) / 2.

Works for a desktop background too. Looks best when it matches the display resolution pixel per pixel. Compression makes it look a lot worse because the noise pattern starts looking like jpeg noise.

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