(you can download the full version of these images which where they don’t have a resolution restriction here (google plus/picasaweb))

I fashioned these wall-papers from their original image which can be found here; credit goes to the original image.

These are very nice if you spend a lot of time in front of the computer (as I do) since you have an easy way to reference Kanji you’re trying to remember.

There is an explanation on the original image of why some kanji are colored; but basically, learning all the blue ones is best. Learning the white ones can come later.

I re-organized the Kanji slightly so that the set works for a dual-monitor setup with one screen horizontal, and one screen vertical. (1920×1080 resolution is probably best for the main set of kanji, but the image is actually larger than that)

The coloring is just a negative of the original image because I didn’t want to look at an ugly white/red/black text all day.