This month, Razer Axon brings two creators into focus, each with a different way of treating the desktop as a canvas.
Brandon Spokes’ Momentum series brings animated music-video wallpapers built on big-room progressive house energy, pairing looping visuals with original tracks. Vitek’s Retro 2 series moves in another direction, turning classic video game-inspired textures into animated patterns that ripple across the screen.
Both collections give your desktop more than a background image. They bring motion, color, sound, and personality into the space where you play, work, and create.
Brandon Spokes: Momentum
Some wallpapers are built around a still image. Brandon Spokes builds around motion.
Momentum is a series shaped by rhythm, clarity, and forward movement. Built on progressive house foundations and big-room energy, each wallpaper carries the feeling of being pulled into the next beat. The result is kinetic and confident without losing the simple satisfaction of a clean desktop loop.
The defining idea behind Momentum is the music-video wallpaper. Tracks like Balcony Bounce, Tomorrow, Song4, Momentum, and Cycles each pair a looping animation with its own sound, so the wallpaper becomes something you can see and hear. Across the set, a glossy marble-eye character appears as a subtle through-line, giving the collection its own visual identity.
Momentum goes big and bright on screen, leaning into glossy 3D spaces, saturated color, and surreal details that keep each loop feeling alive. Across the series, red cube landscapes, magenta-green bursts, neon objects, chrome-like shapes, and glowing horizon lines come together in a visual style that feels playful, polished, and built for motion.
Because every piece comes with its own track, Momentum feels right at home on Razer Axon. The animation drives the visuals, the music fills the room, and Razer Chroma RGB brings the colors into the lighting around your setup. The effect is especially strong if you like your desktop to feel active, expressive, and connected to the rest of your battlestation.
If your setup leans toward bright visuals, electronic music, and wallpaper art that keeps moving, Momentum is the collection to start with.
Vitek: Retro 2
Vitek’s Retro 2 series takes a more textural route.
Built around satisfying, hypnotic visuals influenced by classic video games, Retro 2 turns dithered surfaces, halftone patterns, and pixel-era color into animated wallpaper art. The motion is quieter than a music-video loop, but it gives your screen a steady sense of movement in the background.
The range comes through in how each wallpaper uses the same retro-inspired foundation to create a different mood. MINESHAFT leans into tan-and-black 8-bit camo. STEPPE melts into marbled olive and gold. HYPNO pushes into purple, magenta, and green. APHOTIC sinks into deep teal, while CREEK flows with cooler green currents.
There’s a tactile quality to Vitek’s work. The textures have grit, density, and a pixel-like surface you can almost feel. Because they are animated, those details keep shifting across the screen, giving Razer Chroma RGB plenty of color and movement to reflect through your setup lighting.
Retro 2 is a strong fit if you want motion, nostalgia, and personality without turning your desktop into a literal scene. Across a multi-monitor setup, the collection can give your battlestation a stronger sense of flow while keeping the focus on texture and color.
Two Creative Lenses for the Desktop
Seen together, Momentum and Retro 2 show how much range animated wallpapers can have on Razer Axon.
Brandon Spokes uses music and 3D animation to create desktop loops that feel bold and energetic. Vitek uses retro-inspired patterns to create motion through texture, color, and repetition. Each collection takes a different route, but both show how a wallpaper can shape the atmosphere of a setup.
That is where Razer Axon comes in. It gives creators a space to build animated wallpapers that live on your screen, while Razer Chroma RGB helps extend the colors and movement into the lighting around your desk.
Make It Yours
Both series are available to download for free on Razer Axon Wallpaper Engine. Browse Brandon Spokes’ Momentum and Vitek’s Retro 2, then choose the world that fits your setup.
Whether you want a beat-driven music-video loop or a wave of retro texture, both collections bring more movement, color, and personality to your desktop from the moment they load.
