During this year’s WWDC, Apple announced dozens of exciting updates coming to the iPhone, Apple Watch and more. But few will appeal to early Apple adopters and brand enthusiasts more so than a new dynamic wallpaper launching on macOS Sequoia.
A Nostalgic Tribute
Dubbed plainly “Macintosh,” the new wallpaper and screensaver combination pays tribute to the early Apple graphics designed by Susan Kare — a pioneer of pixel art who was responsible for the early visual design language of the original Macintosh and contributed many icons and typefaces used by Apple through the 1980s.
According to early leaks and rumors, the wallpaper will cycle through different graphics but users will not be able to select which ones appear. They can, however, choose the background color — including blue, red, purple, yellow, dark and light gray, green, orange — or simply set it to “Random,” “Spectrum” or “Accent.”
