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spacespider, a site that will try, among other things, to bring you the best cool free wallpapers available. We've recently redesigned the site and also changed the scope of the site, so right now much of the content is quite new right now but don't worry, bookmark us now and check back often as we add loads of quality free wallpapers for your desktop viewing pleasure, aswell as avatars, tutorials and articles.
Free Wallpapers are not the only content to be found here, we also have avatars and plenty of them. An avatar is a small graphics, typically 64x64, 80x80, 100x100, 102x116 pixels in dimension that represent a user (typically on a forum or blog) in some way, be it a favourite actor or character from a film and so on, most avatars are static but we have several galleries of animated avatars, including sexy animated avatars. An avatar adds colour and personality to a forum members posts, blogs or even sites.
The avatar galleries will be added again in the next few weeks, check back often for updates!
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Wallpaper Galleries
The Art of Greg Martin
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Gallery Title: The Art of Greg Martin
Number of Wallpapers: 26 Wallpapers
Last Updated: Sunday 4th November 2007
Description: If anyone has made an impact in the growing genre of space art it is undoubtedly Greg Martin. His stunning visions of what may lay beyond the stars both manage to astound and amaze and it is not suprising that he is well searched for on the net. In this gallery you will find most if not all his OLD wallpapers in glorious 1600x1200 pixel format.
He's been busy creating more works of splendour which he is displaying exclusively on his official site, if you like his work here I highly recommend you check his site for fresh new inspiring works of art that you can add to your desktop.
The Official Art of Greg Martin Site
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NASA Space Wallpaper Gallery
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Gallery Title: Space Wallpapers Courtesy of NASA
Number of Wallpapers: 68 Wallpapers
Last Updated: Sunday 11th November 2007
Description: NASA made a choice a long time ago to allow people free access to their photo archive. Scientists and ordinary people alike can download and view and learn from them. Some of them are truly spectactular and drives many who wonder upon them to think towards the stars and imagine what else is out there just waiting to be discovered.
Official NASA Site
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