No. 002, in seven plates60s Rally Time

Every plate in 60s Rally Time is inked with the scratchy confidence of a comic cover and then washed in two warring colours: a sea-glass turquoise for the cars and a burnt amber for everything they kick up. Loose hatching does the work of speed. Dust is a smear of ochre, gravel is a spray of flecks, and the trees lean as if they felt the draught. The cars change shape from plate to plate, a rounded coupe here, a square-shouldered saloon there, but the paint never does, so the seven read as one team on one long weekend.

Number 10 in the Birches is the clearest portrait: a Mercedes-Benz saloon with its three-pointed star on the grille, two rivals sliding round the hairpin behind it. Valley Stage pulls back to show a river winding through hills while spectators wave flags at car number 6. Cliffside Crowd squeezes number 16 between a rock face and a wall of onlookers. Crew of 410 is the cheerful one, with a driver and navigator grinning behind sunglasses, and Waved Through finds car 107 passing a line of fans leaning over a banner.

The action sits in the middle and lower half of each frame, which leaves the clock over sky or treetops. Valley Stage and The Coupe on the Bank have the calmest upper thirds, pale haze and a gold sky respectively. On the Home Screen the amber undertone warms white labels without drowning them; the bonnet usually lands around the third row of icons, so a widget stack up top keeps the car in view.

These suit anyone who grew up on paperback adventure covers, collects scale models, or simply likes a phone with some dirt under its fingernails. Number 10 in the Birches and Crew of 410 are free in full resolution; the other five stages are premium.