/silly postponed until Thursday
by Arthur Orneck 
Dec 4th 2007 at 8:30AM
Due to unforeseen circumstances brought about by that dreaded time waster between WoW sessions we call Real Life[TM], it unfortunately comes to pass that this week's /silly will not be ready for your Tuesday morning perusal. Fear not, good friends! Not only will I have a dumbfoundingly witty (or unwittingly dumb, depending on your point of view) comic for you come Thursday A.M., but I also have gifts today to tide you over until then. Below, you will find links to a wallpaper based on the art from the third installment of /silly, featuring the ever-lovable Shadowsilk in both hand drawn and in-game model forms. For a refresher on who she is and why you would want to have a wallpaper of her, feel free to click the image above and reread the original comic. To skip straight to snagging the wallpaper, select your screen resolution from the links below.
1024 x 768
1280 x 1024
1680 x 1050
1280 x 1024
1680 x 1050
I now return you to your regularly scheduled WoW Insider, already in progress.
Arthur E. "Arturis" Orneck apologizes for any inconvenience his murderous rampage may have caused, and reminds you that squirrels can be deadly when cornered.
Filed under: Odds and ends, Humor, /silly
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kuroyume Dec 4th 2007 9:04AM
any chance for widescreen resolutions?
Arturis Dec 4th 2007 9:55AM
1680 x 1050 is a widescreen (16:10 ratio) resolution. In fact, it is the one I use on my monitor, personally. Perhaps you mean a double wide (dual monitor) version? If that is the case, I would have to look in to that at a later date.
Sylythn Dec 4th 2007 9:10AM
"and reminds you that squirrels can be deadly when cornered"
Ah, the man is wise... :)
Kahja Dec 4th 2007 12:19PM
1920x1200. With the second one on the way. Woooooooo
Arturis Dec 4th 2007 12:57PM
The 1680 x 1050 version is the same ratio as 1920 x 1200, so it will scale up without distortion if you use the "stretch" wallpaper mode. The image wont be per-pixel-perfect, but it wont look any better if I scale it up with Photoshop either, as this is the resolution I created the source images at. Until I can afford to upgrade my display (which wont be any time soon) I most likely will not create wallpapers larger then 1680 x 1050. I will, however, look into a dual screen format (2560 x 1024, for example) when I have the time to do so.
Dual widescreen (3840 x 1200) is right out, unless you want to buy me the two monitors. ^_^