Each year, National Grammar Day continues to gain attention from across the country encouraging all to celebrate proper grammar. In light of this, WinePress of Words is pleased to present you with a collection of free desktop wallpapers to celebrate National Grammar Day.
We’re giving away this extensive collection of free wallpapers, and we want you to vote for your favorite! Sizes include: 1600×1200, 1680×1050, 1929×1200, and 2560×1600. Featuring 11 high-quality styles, this collection of desktop wallpapers makes the perfect addition to your computer display.
Grammar-themed Backgrounds
Style Guide
- Download: 1600×1200, 1680×1050, 1920×1200, 2560×1600
Grammatical Keyboard
Grammatical Tweets
Grammar Police
This wallpaper features characters from our Grammar Police comic.
Wanted
This wallpaper features a character from our Grammar Police comic.
Grammar Day – March 4th Wallpapers
Orange
Violet
Grey
Green
Brown
Blue
Which is Your Favorite?
Leave us a comment either with your favorite background in the collection, or any wallpaper sets/graphics you would like to see in future releases. Happy writing!
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- Writer’s Desktop Wallpaper Collection Vol. 1
I love the Grammatical Keyboard. So subtle, and yet so true.
Love the green wallpaper and the CMOS style guide.
There’s a quotation I am particularly fond of that I would love to have as desktop wallpaper: “No passion in the world is equal to the passion to alter someone else’s draft.” – H.G. Wells
As a writer/editor, I am far too frequently prey to this passion. Over the years, however, I have learned that being a completely stickler on the grammar issue is pointless. There are situations (more than a few) where the grammar is secondary to the meaning.
I love the Wanted Edited or Alive wallpaper. The only reason I didn’t download it is that I find that anything but a monochrome (medium blue) wallpaper kills my eyes.
Grammatical Tweets is my favorite, although a wallpaper with the Wells quote would give it a run for its money.
I like the blue or Grey wallpaper it looks more professional…. Thanks
Good way to spread awareness about grammar
I think I wrote about this a couple of times in the past, so again, it would be great to receive your post about this important holiday ( :) a few days in advance. Could it be sent in 2014 on March 1 or so? I posted to my Facebook page!
Love the light blue wallpaper!
I like the “Wanted – edited or alive” poster mainly because
of its usefulness.
I think getting people -including learners- to write and submit something can sometimes be a daunting task. Armed with this poster on the wall, the message need not be repeated.