“Autumn can be dreary, especially in November, when rain starts pouring every day. We are regularly looking for creative designers and artists to be featured on Smashing Magazine. You can feature your work in our magazine by taking part in our Desktop Wallpaper Calendars series.All images can be clicked on and lead to the preview of the wallpaper,.

A big thank-you to everyone who shared their wallpapers this time around! Enjoy! Have we missed out your screen resolution? Do let us know if you have a screen resolution not covered by us.November is a rather gray month in many parts of the world, so what could be better as some colorful inspiration to start it off with the right foot?Īll artworks in this collection come in versions with and without a calendar for November 2017, so it’s up to you to decide if you want to have the month always in sight or just some distraction-free inspiration. To find out the screen resolution of your computer, check Desktop properties.

To set it as your desktop wallpaper, right-click the picture, and choose “Set as Wallpaper” or “Set as Desktop Background” or “Use Image as Desktop Picture”. The calendar will open in your web browser. To set it as your wallpaper, go to settings, tap “wallpaper” (tap Display and then Wallpaper on Android) and choose the calendar to make it your home screen, lock screen, or both.Ĭlick on the size you want. Smartphones and tabletsĭownload the calendar into your smartphone picture gallery. Thank you for your overwhelming response. It has been our pleasure to release these free, downloadable monthly calendars, with Gregorian calendar dates, Bhutanese Lunar calendar dates, and public holidays in Bhutan, for your laptop, computer, smartphone, or notepad wallpapers. We dedicate this month’s calendar to the commemoration of Coronation Day on 1st November, and the birth anniversary of His Majesty Drukgyal Zhipa on 11th November. This wonderful photograph was taken at the Dechenphu Lhakhang, which is a sacred temple dedicated to Ap Genyen, one of the most important protector deities of Bhutan, on 30th October, during the Dechenphu Tshechu, which is a festival dedicated to the deity. It’s a new month, and we have a new photograph on our monthly calendar to warm your hearts as the cold sets into the valleys and settles in for the winter months.

2017 desktop wallpaper calendars