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Colors Make Life Better

By ALEN

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  • 1920x1200
  • 1680x1050
  • 1440x900
  • 1280x800
  • 1920x1080 - 1080p HDTV
  • 1280x720 - 720p HDTV
  • 1600x1200
  • 1400x1050
  • 1280x960
  • 1024x768
  • 1280x1024
  • 1024x600
  • 800x480
  • 320x240
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Colors are something awesome. World is more beautiful with colors. So i made one wallpaper for InterfaceLIFT. Made by Alen Predanic.

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Comments (40)

  1. Writigraphic

    I agree with ChrisGin. These photos are FREE so maybe a little less complaining and little more constructive critiquing would be better. You want to help the artist improve their work not just ruin their self esteem. This particular illustration just shows that InterfaceLIFT is experimenting and widening out in the forms of artwork it accepts.

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  2. stubulman

    I had offered a comment above, but it did not post correctly. It was an entreaty to keep things civil and respect negative criticism as well as positive. No one likes negative criticism but that is one of the prices to paid by the artist. Moreover, if criticism is constructive, there is something to be learned therefrom. I think out of empathy we wince when the artist gets a good "going over." Remember also that the same people who may decry a given submission by an artist will lavish praise on another by that selfsame artist. We submit and read reviews because we want to know what both our peers and laypeople think of our work and what we think of theirs. Onward and upward!

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  3. Mateo1041

    Everyone, While I understand the reason behind comments being shut down last time, it was more of a band-aid fix to a permanent problem. I believe the negative comments stem from two sources: 1) More and more people visiting this website and 2) An overall valid concern about quality which it appears has still not been addressed. I understand that tastes are different, but some wallpapers *have* been atrocious and voted as such by the community at large. Personally, I probably save about 40% of what I find on the main page and love this website. Regarding this particular submission, I neither like not dislike it. It's "ok" in my opinion. I wouldn't say it's bad quality, although it's not the best either. What I am particularly disappointed about is how comments are flagged as negative by the community if constructive criticism is expressed. That's one reason I rarely offer feedback on submissions. My two cents...

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  4. dtmoody

    I agree with Clint. However for everyone, there are more discreet and tactful ways to put words so that they are not misrepresented. As I stated before, I think this belongs on the deviantART site. Also, why complain so much? Life is short, enjoy what you can. If the current picture is to your dislike, just go else where. On a more positive note... It's getting close to the Holidays and I would really like to see more Seasonal images. To everyone, Have a Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Day! ...Smile, there's always a better day around the corner.

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  5. stubulman

    Let's face it: art evokes passion. At its core it is emotional and visceral. If it provokes a healthy and civil discussion, so be it. I think that that is all to the good. However, concomitant with criticism are bruised egos—you can't get around this. I hate having my work criticized as much as anyone, but I have to take it in stride and try to learn from the experience. Second, I think the fine folks of InterfaceLIFT appreciate a constructive comment about their selection process from time to time. Although I am fundamentally against censorship, I would respectfully ask IFL to not post any comments containing gratuitous profanity in lieu of shutting down the forum entirely.

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