It’s February! That means it’s almost March, and that means it’s almost going to get warmer. Kinda reaching there, aren’t I? Anyway, here’s this month’s desktop calendar wallpaper. Give your computer some new digs!
Click to download the free February 2012 Desktop Calendar Wallpaper in 2560X1600, 1920X1200, 1920X1080, 1680X1050, 1440X900 and 1280X800 pixels.
It’s July 1! Canada Day for us Northerners (thanks for making me work on my day off, yeesh), and just another new month everyone else. However, it is possibly the greatest month of the year, thanks to the warm weather and epic thunder-and-lightning shows put on by Mother Nature. Speaking of Mother Nature, she’s a good source of inspiration. So get outside (after downloading this wallpaper) and get inspired!
The July 2010 Desktop Calendar Wallpaper is available in 2560X1600, 1920X1200, 1680X1050, 1440X900 and 1280X800. Enjoy & please share!
It’s April! Time for tomfoolery, yardwork, and perhaps the last few days of snowboarding before putting the board away and claiming you’re going to get out way more next year. Along with these staples of the month, here is another: the April Desktop Calendar Wallpaper. Pastel colors and themes of growth are the foundation of this design; download it, set it as your wallpaper, and never be unsure of the date again! For this month, anyway.
Click to download the April Desktop Calendar Wallpaper in 1920X1200, 1680X1050, 1440×900 and 1280X800. Thanks – feel free to share this, and to subscribe to the RSS feed!
If you don’t know about Inspired Magazine, I suggest you head over there and check ‘em out/bookmark them/follow them etc. They’re a daily design inspiration web mag that posts links, articles, design elements and a whole bunch of other goodies.
This week, I wrote a guest post for them called How to Fail at Your Design Business. It’s a tongue-in-cheek article that provides good information on what to avoid when running your own design business:
This is it. You’ve worked many long, hard hours developing your Pen tool skills in Illustrator to the point you could probably add “Pen Tool Ninja” to your business card. You’ve learned so much about graphic design that your head is bigger than Rush Limbaugh’s waistline. You know so much about web design that you pretty much invented the Internet. Now’s the time.
You’re starting your own design business.
Running your own design business is part awesome, part OHGODWHATHAVEIDONE. You’ll find tons of How to articles online, dealing with how to be a successful designer slash businessman. But where can you find an article on how to fail at your design business?
Read the rest of the article over at Inspired Mag!
