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As I imagined, all the assets were created or modified by you, I didn't want to sound like "give me your work" or "share it with me for free". My apologies for that.
I just wanted to offer people (who don't have money for wallpaper engine, or don't want to buy it for whatever reason) an open-source and free alternative.
Sadly, I'm good at programming but ghastly at design as I've never worked or studied for that (photoshop or other tools).
If you feel like you want to collaborate with me or handle my request through your desired platform feel free to contact me in any way.
I sent you a friend request, so if you want we can stay in touch for future oportunities.
Thanks!
I truly appreciate your enthusiasm and initiative, and I wish you the best with your project! Thanks again for reaching out!
That said, I’d prefer to keep these assets private. While many of them were created entirely by me, others were heavily reworked and refined, but even then, it took a huge amount of time, effort, and study to learn the software from scratch and bring everything together. This project is also my most important work, and in a way, I feel like a parent to it, seeing how well it has been received on the workshop.
I've seen your awesome work on wallpapers.
I'd like to do something like you did for Persona 5 Calendar on Wallpaper Engine.
Sadly, I could not find any wallpapers like the ones you use (sunset, afternoon and so on) so I imagined you drew them.
Is there any way you could share them to me?
I'd like to create a free website for the ones who want to use it, maybe for other alternatives to Wallpaper Engine such as Lively Wallpaper.
Feel free to contact me for more information! :)
Thanks in advance!
Mods for video games work in a similar way—they take someone else’s creation and enhance it, like bringing Fallout into Skyrim. I guess I just need to figure out whether my use (or maybe overuse) of those elements has turned my work into a messy collage or something genuine.