Design Free Thursday | Truth Hurts by Nico Ordozgoiti.

Dana Tomić Hughes

February 23, 2012

graphics + illustration, random fun

Madrid based art director Nico Ordozgoiti created these iPhone wallpapers called Truth Hurts. Yes, you know it – this is tragic because it’s true!

“Sure, having an iPhone is pretty cool, but there are a couple of catches to it. I designed these wallpapers to keep that in mind.”

You can download your own free iPhone wallpapers here.

[via My Modern Metropolis. Images © Nico Ordozgoiti.]

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