Good Multiple Monitor Desktop Wallpapers

Does anyone know of some places where I can find some good multiple monitor desktop wallpapers as I am getting rather sick of having the same one for large amounts of time?

Thanks in advance

Angus Higgins

Have you tried Deviantart?

Cybermagellan wrote:

Have you tried Deviantart?

Cool, thanks for that; any other suggestions?

Angus Higgins

Angus wrote:

Cybermagellan wrote:Have you tried Deviantart?

Cool, thanks for that; any other suggestions?

Angus Higgins

Download some of the higher-resolution Digital Blasphemy wallpapers and sitch/convert them into 8:3 ones in Photoshop.

...otherwise I just make my own (I used to be a member of DeviantArt, back in it's heyday in 2002, back when it was more like what GFXArtist.com is today, before it got invaded by 14 yearold manga and furry artists)

Digital Blasphemy are very good (there even have triple screen wallpapers) but you need a membership though....took me a few years till I bothered with a membership check out the free gallery, and if you do like it please support the guy

I'll bet you have seen some amazing things, and likely had a camera with you to shoot it.

If you lookup 'autopano' and 'hugin' you can even stitch those beautiful landscapes into NICE and WIDE panoramas, big enough to fill up any number of side by side monitors.

Sorry, all the good links were taken.

Probably too late, but just because:
http://www.mandolux.com/

You can find three monitor wallpapers at http://www.threemonitorwallpaper.com

one hint should be http://www.plasmadesign.co.uk/ 

A great site for triple screen wallpapers is tmb - Triple Monitor Backgrounds
Also for those with two or four screens there is dmb - Dual Monitor Backgrounds and qmb - Quad Monitor Backgrounds
I realize this thread is long gone, but it is the first thing that comes up in Google for "three monitor backgrounds" so I think this is still a useful post.

My desktop consisting of six screens, I've found that to get a really good one without the pixelation, you have to take a bunch of digipics and stitch them together with AutoStitch. Then crop out all the wierd angles and adjust the resolution (By cropping, not by stretching).