The World (Simplified, Night)

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Vlad Gerasimov28 May 2012
I love world maps, I love to simplify everything, and I love wallpapers. When all these things meet, you get simplified map wallpaper! The technique is called triangulation.
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Thanh Ha29 October 2012
Hi Vlad. I want to let you know that I had firgured out the answer to my problem. It turns out that I just need to choose the right resolutions default of the picture which is 1280*800 btw. I'm soo happy. Oh have I told you this: I LOVE YOU and YOUR WORK!! thank you.
Vlad Gerasimov30 September 2012
Thanh Ha - ah, I see. Yes, some sizes are for premium users only. That's how I make my living :-)
Thanh Ha28 September 2012
oh, i want to use these beautiful photos for my desktop. I think I have to purchase it somehow, right. If i " save picture as " , it won't have good quality enough to be set desktop wallpaper. Thanks, btw i use macbook ( if it may involve something ).
Vlad Gerasimov28 September 2012
Thanh Ha - simply right click and Save Picture As...!
Thanh Ha28 September 2012
please someone show me how to download these wallpapers or I have to purchase for it. It's my first time here. Thanks
Vlad Gerasimov20 June 2012
Marco - I used <a href="http://www.creativeapplications.net/mac/dmesh-cinder-mac/">Dmesh</a> (for Mac).
Marco Sadun19 June 2012
Vlad... may I know what kind of software you used? I am digging inside Photoshop, but I cannot find anything... ( but I remember that in the past I have done something like that!! )
Soto31 May 2012
nice Photo
Vlad Gerasimov29 May 2012
Maxim - almost, this is the modified version of my earlier wallpaper, <a href=http://www.vladstudio.com/wallpaper/?typographic_world_map_night>Typographic World Map (Night)</a>.
Maxim28 May 2012
How did you choose where to add points? Is it based on population?
Erki28 May 2012
Almost like a Voronoi diagram, lovely!
Lenka 28 May 2012
... somehow fascinating ...