This weekend’s iPad wallpaper pick is Dark, Simple, Grungy – shown above. I’ve always been a big fan of simple abstract or pattern wallpapers for my iPad – and this one absolutely fits the bill.
I’m also a sucker for deep, dark backgrounds that allow iPad app icons to really pop – and again this one definitely puts a check in that box.
I came across this one in the iWalls – wallpapers for iPad app, in the ‘Simple’ section – which has a very nice selection.
Today’s iPad wallpaper choices are a few more created shapes and patterns created with the excellent Deko app. I’ve only had this app for a couple weeks, but I love it and I’m getting lots of good use out of it. It’s just so easy to create new wallpapers for your iPad with this app.
First up this week is the image shown above, which I’m calling Green Shapes.
Today’s weekend iPad wallpaper choices are all abstract shapes and patterns created in just a few minutes over the last couple of evenings on my iPad mini.
The first one, shown above, I’m just calling Black Blue & Yellow Squares. It’s a little louder than my usual color choices but I find it striking and think it looks great on the iPad home screen.
Hit the break for three more of these homemade abstract iPad wallpapers …
Here’s our weekly dose of iPad wallpaper goodness. Today’s walls are two more from the prolific Brett Jordan (no relation) – who is continually sharing great images to the our Flickr group.
First up today is the Perforations image shown above. I really enjoy the colors on this one – blue and green are always near the top of the charts for me with iPad wallpapers. I also just find the image quite interesting.
OK, I don’t usually post about iPad wallpapers here except in regular weekend iPad wallpapers posts – but this is well worthy of an exception. The lovely folks at OS X Daily have highlighted a set of high resolution images of nebulas from NASA that are just spectacular.
The 6 images are all taken from the NASA Astronomy Photo of the Day collection and they’re at high enough resolution to make for some great iPad or iPhone or even desktop wallpapers. My favorite is the Flaming Star Nebula shot shown above, but honestly all the images are stunning.
If you’re looking for some amazing astronomy images to use as iPad wallpapers, take a look at the this OS X Daily post with links to the NASA images.