Range Murata Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now

Such a 'chipper' wall from you.... >___>

Lol, but I actually like the way this turned out to be - the colors, textures and background really fit to the guy's solemn and moody expression. Plus, he's totally my type (don't laugh or I'll kill you) so that's a plus, too. XD

I think you achieved a nice, suicidal atmosphere here. Me likes it. XD

I like it! The texture and grayscale make it look like it was drawn in charcoal, very unique effect. I'd love to see more in your description, though, about how it was made.

MONOCHROME FTW! The mood of this wall is really intense! I know it's kinda dark and all but it's really nice. You can see it in his expression. ^^

Your colors and arts in the wallpaper is really cool and cold. They are drawing his cynical character very well.

Why are there so little comments! T_T Why do you not have a comment T_T

This also looks very nice on my desktop! I think I'll keep it on for a while! I love the grayness of it and the placement of things. I just think the mountain needs some more texture because it looks a little clean compared to everything else. Fav~!

Murata Range is a great artist, and I'm a bit annoyed that he's basically only popular for his cute girls. I think the guys he creates can be pretty bad-ass, like for example the protagonist of blue submarine No. 6 (damn I loved that series) and this wall actually is a great example of a an awesome male character by him. The expression is very strong and melancholic. You did an excellent job by transfering the source onto a fitting canvas to enhance the atmosphere. I'm not too sure if the text is actually necessary by the way, since the mood in this piece is so strong that it could stand it's ground solely in my opinion (hard to judge though since there is no textless version sadly :\ ). The impact of the mood at first glance might have been stronger.

Anyway, just found this wall randomly and had to comment, since it really impresses me, and seems pretty underapprciated judging from the poor amount of comments. >_>It might not been that technichally complex, but magic lies in small things too. Keep up the good work.