The photo was captured by the Hubble space telescope in the electromagnetic spectrum of ultraviolet light, and in my opinion it’s one of the most striking demonstrations of the fact that the planetary rings system orbiting the second gaseous giant of the Solar System is one of the universe true wonders. The third image is a triumph of cold colors and geometrically perfect shapes, or to use the original description it’s the Saturn’s Rings in Ultraviolet Light. The attached image has been readjusted (1680×945) for use on widescreen displays with a 16:9 ratio, the 16:10 original one (1680×1050) can be downloaded from deviantART.

But the Tyrael depicted by PepperWolf predates the treacly and sickening version designed by Blizzard for Facebook Diablo (aka Diablo III), so it retains all the mystery and epic breath belonging to the character until the final events told in Diablo II. The first image recommended by Sir Arthur is And the Heavens shall tremble, a work by the clever deviantART artist PepperWolf which seems to have an obsession for the archangel Tyrael from the Diablo myths. Do yourself a favor: use a sober wallpaper and spare a visit at the oculist! The four works selected for this post are a relatively low-fi choice, an ideal wallpaper for messy, icon-ridden desktops able to merge aesthetics and functionality with not too many details turning the display into a surrealistic painting.

The search for an image worthy of being the screen background every hour of day and night isn’t something to entrust chance or lucky with.

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