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Vlad Gerasimov1 September 2010
This is probably more suitable for a poster design than a wallpaper. Anyway, I hope you will like it! (And of course, <a href=http://www.zazzle.com/string_musical_instruments_poster-228201972188600143?rf=238116482567423042>posters are available!</a>)
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Ives6 May 2014
Lindo
Deepu Nair10 November 2013
Beautiful as always vlad…!!! :-)
zak20 January 2012
isnt very beautyful...
Amazigh29 August 2011
Imqqur
r.b23 July 2011
you should make a movie with your own world, better that tim borton, that's for sure, cuz this is cute and brilliant :):D
Elif21 November 2010
There are Sitar,Tar,Kemenche,Rebab,Komuz,Dutar,Santur,Lute,Çeng. Seperately it isn't Tampuri. It is Tambur. The Tambur player is called a tanburî.
bert2 November 2010
Awsome
RozA1 November 2010
And what is Crwth (top left)?
rachel1 October 2010
no ukulele?
saeed30 September 2010
everyday you are on top
nat17 September 2010
beautiful, as always :)
Adagio16 September 2010
Beautiful! I would love to see one on "all instruments of the orchestra" ...
Vida Hernaus11 September 2010
great! i never knew there were so many :)
birol yilmaz6 September 2010
thanks Vlad, thats very nice wallpaper specially for the people who dedicated their lives to music & instrucments. i would like to see another background colour for better contrast because all instruments are "brown/wooden colour based".. what do you think?
atefe4 September 2010
that's amaziiiiing.thanks VLAD
xin4 September 2010
hey, Indonesia has a cool string instrument called 'sasando'. you should put that into your wallpaper too...=D
global.alexithymia4 September 2010
awesome!
Nuheen Khan4 September 2010
I think "Tampuri" is meant to be Tanpura (or Tambura) - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tambura
Lorena3 September 2010
That´s amazing!!!
Tade Sargsian3 September 2010
влад, а можно такой же, только с надписями на русском? пожалустя, пожалустя, пожалустя :)
Anonymous3 September 2010
Very cool. Hammered dulcimer? Sort of stringy.
Suzana2 September 2010
Another awesome wallpaper!!! Yes, it would make a great poster too!!! :o)
Mike Cook2 September 2010
No mandolin :( But excellent nonetheless!
AMPIT2 September 2010
Good as allways. thanks again
mhtrinh2 September 2010
Cool ! There is even the traditional vietnamese guitar !!
Oziel2 September 2010
Ukulele? For Tahiti, mauruuru! (thank you!)
Daniel Pataki2 September 2010
Hah, good point Lim, but I think it's actually a coincidence this time, or at least the instruments look like that in real life :) How awesome is the musical bow? In peace they make music, in war just turn 'em around and shoot :)
Lim Lian Tze2 September 2010
Is it just me, or all the stringed instruments really have cutesy smiley faces?
Noura1 September 2010
simple but great ... love it :) it's been a while since you published your last tutorial ... hope you have time to publish more of them soon ... thanks
Kaz1 September 2010
Amazing how much the same basic shape has been replicated across so many different cultures. I wonder if they were invented independently from each other or copied from one people to another, or a bit of both Anyway - pretty!