Wallpaper for the Week
Right, so let’s return to the Views of Britannia series, shall we? If you remember the backstory of Ultima 5, you’ll recall that Lord British’s journey into the Underworld began in a cave behind...
Right, so let’s return to the Views of Britannia series, shall we? If you remember the backstory of Ultima 5, you’ll recall that Lord British’s journey into the Underworld began in a cave behind...
The association here is, I admit, rather more tenuous…but every time I see this image when I’m looking for wallpapers at The Paper Wall, I can’t help but think of the three volcanoes from...
I didn’t post a wallpaper entry last week…oops. This week, continuing the Views of Britannia theme, here’s a fine image of what could easily be the Drylands. Via, of course, The Paper Wall.
A foreboding, mountainous coastline? Surely it must be the Isle of the Avatar. (Image via The Paper Wall.)
Another image from The Paper Wall, and another entry in the ongoing Views of Britannia series. This could, after all, be an aerial view of…Spiritwood, perhaps?
I was having trouble deciding between these two wallpapers this week, so I decided instead to feature both. The first, via The Paper Wall could well depict a pirate ship anchored just off the...
And so the “Views of Britannia” wallpaper series resumes, here with an image — via The Paper Wall — of what could perhaps be the Isle of the Avatar.
Another image from The Paper Wall, and another entry in the ongoing “Views of Britannia” theme. Doesn’t this just scream Deep Forest?
Continuing on the “Views of Britannia” theme I established a while ago (and continued last week), here’s another wallpaper taken from The Paper Wall’s sizable archives. This could, I submit, be Lost Lake.
Wallpaper for the week, via The Paper Wall. I’ve struck on a bit of an idea: the last wallpaper I posted was an image of a mountain range in Nepal, and I remarked that...