Posted on November 26, 2021, 07:15
If you're looking for a stylish new wallpaper for your iPhone, The Basic Apple Guy has released a new collection of schematic wallpapers that look beautiful. These wallpapers are designed to show off the “intricate inner web of tightly integrated components” that hides inside your iPhone.
These schematic wallpapers were created using teardown x-ray images provided by iFixit. In a blog post, The Basic Apple Guy explains the tedious process of creating these wallpapers over several bears with Sketch and Pixelmator:
The diagrams of the iPhone 13 Pro & 13 Pro Max were very, very painstakingly created in Sketch using the iFixit wallpaper as a guide for exactly where to place each component. Transistor by transistor, screw by screw, these wallpapers slowly came to life over many hours. From there, the projects were imported into Pixelmator to create a variety of stunning variations for your devices. And once the iPhone 13 Pro wallpaper was finished, a second 13 Pro Max project was created from scratch. Although they share many identical elements, the size and positioning of the components required a complete reconstruction of the project.
There are eight different patterns to choose from: Black, Xray, Sunset, Slate, Neon Blue, M1, Card and Blueprint. The wallpapers are designed for iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max, but they also work great with iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini.
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You can download all of these wallpapers from The Basic Apple Guy website. Just save them to your Photos library, turn off perspective zoom, and resize the wallpaper to fit the confines of your iPhone screen.
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