Home screens... Let's see what you got.

After lurking here for quite a while and being constantly amazed by the work I started to play around, read and learn from the thread. I started with trying to re-create the work of others but have now had my first attempt at something from scratch.

Nova Launcher
Wallpaper here
UCCW
"Phone", "Email" etc icons by me.

Tap the compass to open google Now.
Tap the calipers to toggle the notification bar.
Tap the lion at the bottom of the map to open a folder of frequent apps.
Battery level showing on the scroll bottom left.

http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag41/calisotanz/s3screen.png

That looks awesome...so much so, I have nothing else I can say. Keep up the good work....
 
After lurking here for quite a while and being constantly amazed by the work I started to play around, read and learn from the thread. I started with trying to re-create the work of others but have now had my first attempt at something from scratch.

Nova Launcher
Wallpaper here
UCCW
"Phone", "Email" etc icons by me.

Tap the compass to open google Now.
Tap the calipers to toggle the notification bar.
Tap the lion at the bottom of the map to open a folder of frequent apps.
Battery level showing on the scroll bottom left.

http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag41/calisotanz/s3screen.png

WOW! Awesome!

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man that wp is badass!

global s3, UK. Ask me anything and ill reply even if its just an intelligent (or stupid) guess ;)

Thanks!
 
Desktop VisualizeR to make each icon bigger than normal by turning each app into a widget.

Nice work. Do you know if desktop visualizeR would increase the size of the text for folder icons? I couldn't see folders on your screens. Thanks.


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I don't think Desktop VisualizeR can make folders bigger. I have one folder for games, but it's a 1x1 white controller icon over top of a 1x1 Desktop VisualizeR tile.
 
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After lurking here for quite a while and being constantly amazed by the work I started to play around, read and learn from the thread. I started with trying to re-create the work of others but have now had my first attempt at something from scratch.

Nova Launcher
Wallpaper here
UCCW
"Phone", "Email" etc icons by me.

Tap the compass to open google Now.
Tap the calipers to toggle the notification bar.
Tap the lion at the bottom of the map to open a folder of frequent apps.
Battery level showing on the scroll bottom left.

http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag41/calisotanz/s3screen.png

wow thats not my style but OMG its about the most original and imaginative screens ive seen.
youve learned well.. its truly stunning :thumbup:

global s3, UK. Ask me anything and ill reply even if its just an intelligent (or stupid) guess ;)
 
I don't think Desktop VisualizeR can make folders bigger. I have one folder for games, but it's a 1x1 white controller icon over top of a 1x1 Desktop VisualizeR tile.

I use folder organizer to set up multiple folders and then create widgets from desktop visualizer. Then you can resize the widget.

Tampa Tapper
 
I use folder organizer to set up multiple folders and then create widgets from desktop visualizer. Then you can resize the widget.

Tampa Tapper

so you set up a widget containing a folder so that it can be resized?

global s3, UK. Ask me anything and ill reply even if its just an intelligent (or stupid) guess ;)
 
After lurking here for quite a while and being constantly amazed by the work I started to play around, read and learn from the thread. I started with trying to re-create the work of others but have now had my first attempt at something from scratch.

Nova Launcher
Wallpaper here
UCCW
"Phone", "Email" etc icons by me.

Tap the compass to open google Now.
Tap the calipers to toggle the notification bar.
Tap the lion at the bottom of the map to open a folder of frequent apps.
Battery level showing on the scroll bottom left.

http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag41/calisotanz/s3screen.png

That is just too pretty for words! Begins my dreams.

Are you a designer? If not, maybe you should consider a change of profession?

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