I’ve been getting a lot of hits for the 2012 desktop series I did a while back. I figured if that is what people have on their minds right now I might as well expand on that.

I am starting an “images of 2012″ series, with images that portray what you  could imagine the world might look like around December 21, 2012. (you know, that whole end of the world as we know it theme)

This first image portrays the rising sea level coupled with heavy rains. Scroll down to download the desktop

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click to open, then right click – ’set as desktop’

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Wanted to pay a little tribute to Anthony Dixon, Mississippi State’s greatest running back. He’s leaving this year (senior year) without any of the respect from a lot of people that he deserves.

The following is taken from BradLocke from Inside Mississippi State Sports. This is a comparison between Dixon and Mark Ingram from Alabama who is one of the front runners for the Heisman:

• Rushing yards: Dixon 1,391; Ingram 1,542

• Yards per game: Dixon 126.5 (11 games); Ingram 118.6 (13 games)

• Yards per carry: Dixon 5.4; Ingram 6.2

• Rushing touchdowns: Dixon 12, Ingram 15

• Receptions-yards-TDs: Dixon 18-123-0; Ingram 30-322-3

OK, now let’s go a little deeper.

• 100-yard games: Dixon 8 (in 11 games); Ingram 8 (in 13 games)

• Season low (carries-yards): Dixon 15-53, vs. Florida; Ingram 16-30, vs. Auburn

• Season high (carries-yards): Dixon 33-252, vs. Kentucky; Ingram 24-246, vs. South Carolina

• Yards per game vs. ranked opponents: Dixon 95.8 (five games); Ingram 144.8 (four games)

• Yards per game vs. bowl teams: Dixon 126.8 (10 games); Ingram 127.1 (9 games)

• Yards per game against common opponents (6 games): Dixon 135.3; Ingram 108.2

• Percentage of rushing offense accounted for: Dixon 50.93; Ingram 54.95

• Percentage of total offense accounted for: Dixon 33.92; Ingram 34.65

And here it is, the Desktop I created of Dixon. The only size I have right now is 1280px X 1024px

click on image to open, then right click – set image as desktop

or download image here ←

Wide screen Version 1440 x 900 ←

Thanks to GoMediaZine for the Great Tutorial I used to create this image.

Mississippi State Football Head Coach Dan Mullen Poster. Image created using Adobe Photoshop. You can purchase this poster, and other items containing this image, here.

This is the perfect opportunity to show off your MSU pride this football season!

Decided to create a couple of pictures in tribute to the ‘maybe’ 2012 crisis coming up.
Whether it happens or not, at least your computer will look nice! Download one, or both, now and show off your 2012 pride!
Picture size is 1280×1024 Click on image then right-click and ’save picture as’ or ’set as desktop background’

I drew this picture back in 1998, probably while I was bored in class. I just found it and figured I would post it on here. I also did a little “updating” to it in Photoshop.

It started as a black and white pencil drawing but I added the explosion and some motion blur to make it more interesting.

It may take it a sec to load after clicking on it. It is a fairly large image at 1445 x 1260

There is talk of Mississippi State unveiling a new football helmet for next year. The pictures that are floating around have us going back to the maroon helmets with a white M State logo. You can view these photos here. This is a rendering I did of the new concept.

I created the helmet in Cinema 4d and designed the logo in Photoshop. I like the helmet design and will probably be doing more teams from time to time.  Download the Desktop by clicking on the size you need below.

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Show off your MSU pride this Football Season by setting one of these as your desktop background.

(if you do not know  what size you need, right click on the desktop –> click on ‘Properties’ –> click on the ‘Settings’ tab –> look at your Screen resolution. If the size you need is not listed just download the next size up)