I think the only thing that looks a bit out of place would be the whitish object to the left of Lafiel, looking closely I can tell itâ??s likely the barrel of a weapon on the ship, but itâ??s hard to tell what it is at a glace, so it kind of competes with Lafiel as a place that draws the eye. On a whole though, I really do like this wallpaper quite a lot. The coloring on the characterâ??s image, especially the hair, looks very vibrant and alive, and itâ??s got just the right amount of detail that it looks, well, truly amazing really. I think youâ??ve got a real gift for detail work. Everything looks exactly right. The background effects, and how you laid them out, are also remarkably well put together I think. It looks very much like the kind of artwork and layout that came with the DVDs. I think it captures the mood and essence of the show perfectly. The show itself might well be mistaken for gloomy itself really, because of all the blues, blacks, and other cooler colors that dominate itâ??s color palate. But really, using that type of color scheme is very much a necessity with the venues where the story takes place (space mostly). Just like it the show however, where they interspace some more warmer elements (the paintings along the hall of the Gosroth for instance, a prime example of which would be the field of sunflowers that was mentioned by Jinto) that really make the show come together, I think the red and magenta hues you put in balance out the color scheme and make it really come to life.