No. 073, in 24 platesCute Dino

Cute Dino is drawn in loose ink line with flat colour, the kind of cartoon that looks dashed off and isn't. It runs in two families. The first nine plates are soft pastels, sage and parchment, with a chubby green T. rex as the lead. The other fifteen turn up the heat to mustard, ochre and olive, and widen the cast. What holds both together is the eyes: huge, round and slightly anxious, on every single animal.

The sage plates are a small domestic drama. The T. rex stands guard beside terracotta pots, eyes a butterfly over a flowering shrub, cradles a seedling, sits in a tuft of grass watching a dragonfly, and in one plate peers round a door frame with a mouthful of pink teeth. The mustard plates are a roll call: brachiosaurs with necks that go on for ever, stegosaurs bristling with leafy plates, two triceratops, an orange T. rex grinning on olive green, and a tall orange creature with a ridge of spines standing in long grass against a brick-red sky.

Nearly every plate leaves the top third empty, a flat field of sage, parchment or mustard. That is generous for the clock and for Lock Screen widgets, and the animals sit low enough to stay clear of both. The tall long-necks are the exception, their heads climbing into the clock zone. On a Home Screen the pastel plates are pale, so white app labels want a sparser grid; the mustard and olive grounds hold white text better and stay cheerful in dark mode.

For children's phones, for teachers, and for adults who never quite left the dinosaur phase. The Gardener, Startled, Dragonfly Picnic, Over the Ledge, Lime Lookout and Big Belly are free in full resolution; the other eighteen dinosaurs are premium.