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Overlooking a galaxy over a frosted glass floor, this is the first Plasma 5 wallpaper to make use of Krita, in addition to GIMP and Inkscape.

Named after a red beach in Greece.

Not going to lie... I put a lot of effort into a beach-themed wallpaper. It was on a livestream, but after the stream finished and I started the second half of work on it, so began pain, suffering, and nasty mean feelings... So I put it on the back shelf for this release to protect my sanity...

Following with "Canopée", this wallpaper is deliberately similar in style. For people who use multiple monitors, Cascade and Canopée can be used together. Cascade, aside from having many meanings in technology already, is French for waterfall or multiple waterfalls, which was the inspiration f...

Showing slices of wallpapers from the Plasma 5 series, including the following: - Plasma 5.0-5.1 "Next" by Nuno (remastered version "Prev" by myself) - Plasma 5.2 "Vibrant" - Plasma 5.3 "Deep" - Plasma 5.4 "Horizon" - Plasma 5.5 "Event" - Plasma 5.6 "Graphite" - Plasma 5.7...

This is the first wallpaper I was really very happy with personally. Every other wallpaper had something which I wasn't 100% pleased with, and for the LTS Plasma version I was happy knowing this would be it. The wallpaper is also quite a bit brighter, and while it was polarizing, it was meant to...

After Bismuth I wanted to keep the same style of perspective, but tone down the colours from 11. Originally the "rail" was going to be purple, but ultimately went with more natural colours which, while I was unsure of at first, was really glad I had done. The name, "Canopée", is French for ...

It was around the previous wallpaper bundled with Plasma 5, Graphite, that I began using my wallpapers on all my devices as a form of dogfooding. If I didn't like any aspect of my wallpapers, I would need to live with them for 3 months as a driver for quality. This is the first wallpaper...

Inspired by a lava lamp, the 5.5 wallpaper was meant to resemble a suspended liquid.

As I was developing wallpapers, the feedback on the "3 dimensional" wallpapers was less than stellar, so I decided to pull back for a more professional feel. This was the first point people gave divided feedback, some not liking "flatness" and some wanting a return to "3 dimensional".