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Red Feather Desktop Wallpaper

Tuesday, January 27th, 2009

It started as a little something for Smashing Magazine’s February Desktop Calendars but then with a little correction needed here and there it just wasn’t worth the effort to send it off to them. And, to be honest, while I like to support Smashing for being one of the awesomest web resources out there I have to admit it’s more or less free work that they really don’t give a toss whether it comes or goes. So I won’t be sending anything off to Smashing in future, Red Feather belongs here until the end of February. And who doesn’t like a nice brightly coloured natural off the bird eco-friendly feather? I hope you download it and enjoy.

February 2009 Red Feather desktop wallpaper

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