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[Note]: I forgot to add a .jpg extension to the brown Lucky 38 files, so when you unzip them you might see them as a generic Windows file. If so, then just add a .jpg extension to the file name. That should fix it.
[Update]: I added the brown Lucky 38 poker chip. Time to start work on the silver chip. Hopefully I'll finish before the release on the 19th! :D
These wallpapers were based on the coasters that came with my preorder of New Vegas from Best Buy. I liked how they looked and so decided to make them into wallpapers.
[Original readme]: All wallpapers are in 2560 by 1600 resolution. I figure that since just about everybody has Photoshop, just open it in there, choose Image > Image Size and change the 2560 to 1920 or what have you. If you have a non-wide screen, you'll want to crop it before resizing.
If there is enough interest in these, I might upload the "scuffed and screwed" versions, which makes them seem more like they survived the apocalypse.
The original coasters and graphic design is ©Obsidian, Bethesda and Zenimax. My appropriation and wallpaper design is by me, William Hollar, 2010. If you have a question or comment, email me at [email protected]
I used Adobe Illustrator CS5 and Adobe Photoshop CS5.
[Update]: I added the brown Lucky 38 poker chip. Time to start work on the silver chip. Hopefully I'll finish before the release on the 19th! :D
These wallpapers were based on the coasters that came with my preorder of New Vegas from Best Buy. I liked how they looked and so decided to make them into wallpapers.
[Original readme]: All wallpapers are in 2560 by 1600 resolution. I figure that since just about everybody has Photoshop, just open it in there, choose Image > Image Size and change the 2560 to 1920 or what have you. If you have a non-wide screen, you'll want to crop it before resizing.
If there is enough interest in these, I might upload the "scuffed and screwed" versions, which makes them seem more like they survived the apocalypse.
The original coasters and graphic design is ©Obsidian, Bethesda and Zenimax. My appropriation and wallpaper design is by me, William Hollar, 2010. If you have a question or comment, email me at [email protected]
I used Adobe Illustrator CS5 and Adobe Photoshop CS5.