I don’t think having a separate wallpaper for each accent colour is something we could ship, even if we bent the rules for what “one” wallpaper is. Because that number of files likely would be too large. I also don’t know if GNOME can auto-select wallpapers by colour.
So there are multiple reasons why I don’t think having separate wallpapers per colour is something we could do.
@vanvugt Thanks for your response. I’ll just keep it one color for now. If my artwork is selected I may make more variations available available via a third-party PPA.
I prefer the one in the 1st post, is it possible to have it without the text and the Ubuntu logo?
Here is another variation of my design with the gradients adjusted to look like the wallpaper of Ubuntu 20.04 “Focal Fossa”.
well, i made other variations but i really tried hard to pick up one and go with, kudu horns were my inspiration for this wallpaper
I’m seeing some really amazing submissions here folks, thank you so much for taking part and making Ubuntu a bit of your own. I’m excited to see what images we end up with!
This is my first time entering the competition so wish me luck! I call this wallpaper “Ubuntu Geometry”.
This is my final submission to the contest. I call it “Blastoff to Infinity”.
It was made in Blender 3.3 and inspired by this tutorial by Ducky3D: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YM8W6i-5h7A
Awesome job with image…!!
Which Open source programs…Blender, Inkscape…?
Thank you!!
I used Procreate and Illustrator.
Hello everyone! This is my submission. I call it “A sun set in Madrid”. I hope you may find it captivating (as it was for me).
The full quality image is 4024x3016, this is just a cropped, widescreen
1080p version.The license is CC BY 4.0 
Edit: It was shot on a Samsung Galaxy S10 pro mode, and edited from Raw using RawTherapee. The output jpg was processed using Gimp, but I used Gimp merely as a file conversor TTIF > jpg.
