A graffiti-tagged subway car drawn in black and white, stretched across both the lock screen and the home screen. Everything else on this monochrome iPhoner's phone stays in grayscale to match it.
The wallpaper does the heavy lifting, a hand-drawn subway car covered in marker-style graffiti tags. Over it sit three Widgy widgets in the same palette. A month calendar block and an agenda list handle the dates and appointments, while a tall vertical gauge tracks how far through the day you are. That gauge carries one red line, the only color anywhere on the screen.
The dock keeps a little of the color the rest gave up. Fantastical's red tile, the green Messages bubble, and blue Safari sit beside a folder of stock apps like Photos, Notes, and Spotify, so the grayscale is a wallpaper-and-widgets choice, not a full icon-pack overhaul. That makes it a lighter lift than it looks.
Copy it if you like a gritty, monochrome look but don't want to re-skin fifty apps. The wallpaper and two Widgy widgets carry the whole aesthetic, and the stock dock underneath means nothing breaks when an app changes its icon. The vertical day-gauge is the piece worth stealing on its own, a progress bar you actually glance at.
