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Space-Time inversion pair desktop, ahoy! This is the first time I'm releasing one of these wallpapers simultaneously on DeviantART and my blog, as I only recently started using this account here again. It seems appropriate to keep it here, though.

This one was a lot easier to pull off than Light/Void, though I wasn't sue how it would come out at first. While this has far more cogs than the original Time wheel (which had 10), I felt that keeping the six spiral wings of Space was more relevant.

Those of keen eye may have noticed that the Weavesilk background on this happens to differ from the Space/TIme desktops I made before; this is because Time's background was very cluttered, and when mixed with Space's, it made for a giant mess. I decided to give Space's old background the colors of Time, and created a brand-new Space using the new tools that have since appeared in Weavesilk. This let me give something of a ghosted circle back, as the center of Time's symbol wasn't something I could easily reflect with the spiral nature here.

Of all the color scheme mixes, I think this one is going to be one of the best blends. Black/White/Red is always a strong color combination; Black and White go well with just about any color, but Red always feels the most pronounced.

This makes three Inversion Pairs done, leaving just three more to go!

Description
Space-Time inversion pair desktop, ahoy! This is the first time I'm releasing one of these wallpapers simultaneously on DeviantART and my blog, as I only recently started using this account here again. It seems appropriate to keep it here, though.

This one was a lot easier to pull off than Light/Void, though I wasn't sue how it would come out at first. While this has far more cogs than the original Time wheel (which had 10), I felt that keeping the six spiral wings of Space was more relevant.

Those of keen eye may have noticed that the Weavesilk background on this happens to differ from the Space/TIme desktops I made before; this is because Time's background was very cluttered, and when mixed with Space's, it made for a giant mess. I decided to give Space's old background the colors of Time, and created a brand-new Space using the new tools that have since appeared in Weavesilk. This let me give something of a ghosted circle back, as the center of Time's symbol wasn't something I could easily reflect with the spiral nature here.

Of all the color scheme mixes, I think this one is going to be one of the best blends. Black/White/Red is always a strong color combination; Black and White go well with just about any color, but Red always feels the most pronounced.

This makes three Inversion Pairs done, leaving just three more to go!