We’ve collected a pack of 20 stunning and colorful abstract wallpapers to spice up your desktop with. Read on for 19 more wallpapers :)

We’re just wondering if you, the readers, are interested in Coolvibe showcasing other art forms, like photography, design etc. Let us know by voting, and if you have specific ideas, use the comments. Thanks!

We’ve reached a little milestone at Coolvibe: the 500th post! Thanks to all the artist and everyone who sent in art to be featured on Coolvibe, and thanks to all the readers out there! Overall, we’ve featured over 1,600 pieces of art, everything from concepts, to 3D renders, to anime and illustrations.

If you have any suggestions for what kind of art you’d like to get featured more on this site, let us know in the comments section. General comments and suggestions are welcome as well :)

Today marks the six month anniversary for Coolvibe! Back in November 2009 we started as an art blog showcasing digital art, and have since grown to over 500,000 monthly visitors. Here are some interesting stats for the six month period:

• 385 posts
• 1300 images
• 1450 comments
• 1.6 million unique visitors
• 4.1 million pageviews
• 75% of users use Firefox (Chrome is second with 12%)
• 70% visitors come from the US (Canada is second with 15%)

Our most popular posts during the six months were:

• 100 Epic Images From Hubble Space Telescope
• The Day We Left Earth
• Futuristic City Complex
• Goodbye Earth
• Fantasy art by Grzegorz Rutkowski
• 50 Examples Of Amazing Fantasy Art
• Lost Concept Art From The Matrix
• 50 Stunning 3D Wallpapers
• 15 God Of War Wallpapers
• Amazing Anime Art Collection
• 30 Examples of Dark Sci-fi Art

We’d like to thank all our readers for their support, and all the blogs and websites mentioning Coolvibe out there. And thanks to Gigahost for hosting us!

Lastly, we’d like to use this occasion to hear what you, the readers, would like to see on Coolvibe? Other forms of art (photography?) perhaps, or new features — anything really. Let us know!

Pixel Art, as defined by Wikipedia is “a form of digital art, created through the use of raster graphics software, where images are edited on the pixel level”.

Pixel Art started back in 1972 with Richard Shoup’s SuperPaint application developed at Xerox Palo Alto Research Center. The term “Pixel Art” was originally coined by Adele Goldberg and Robert Flegal of in 1982, also at Xerox PARC.

Today, it’s used widely in games and graphic design. We’ve compiled a gallery of 30 wonderful examples of Pixel Art, from artists such as Gary J Lucken, Rhys Davies, Tim Lai, “foolstown“, Paul Stride-Noble and eBoy. — read on for the full gallery.

Art by Henryca Citra, Indonesia.