This series of minimalist wallpapers is the work of artist Nik Schulz, the owner and proprietor of L-Dopa – a design and illustration firm that produces art for people who prefer a Mustang to a Monet.
Nik kindly creates high-resolution desktop wallpapers of his art and gives them away for free. If you’d like to download the high-res version of any of his pieces you can either click the image you like below, or click here to visit his website to find the full collection.
If you’d like to add one or more of these pieces to your home, office, garage or man-shed walls you can order each one in either 18″ x 12″ or 36″ x 24″ – and all are offered framed or unframed, as vivid, high-quality, acid-free, archival prints.
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