MACBOOK WALLPAPERS
In this edition of BETWEEN THE SPACES, we continue our collaboration with Singapore-based illustrators to create exclusive SKRM-themed wallpapers, now reimagined for MacBook.
Inspired by the post-apocalyptic aesthetic behind our latest drops, the series extends the world of our complimentary iPhone wallpapers beyond the phone screen. More than just backdrops, these wallpapers are designed to bring the SKRM universe into your everyday setup — and they're free to download.
How to download on MacBook:
- Click on the wallpaper you would like to save.
- A new page will open with the image in higher resolution.
- Right click on the image.
- Select "Save Image As..." to download.
TRANG DANG
Trang Dang is a Singapore-based illustrator and art director, whose work is heavily inspired by themes of sexual femininity, self-identity and explores irreverent social commentary. When she's not drawing, you can find her surfing memes, moshing in a music crowd or binging "insightful" reality TV.
Drawing from cyberpunk and post-apocalyptic influences, the artwork explores a world shaped by a post-tech collapse — where signal becomes survival. Chrome and metallic textures intertwine with organic flora and a futuristic mech butterfly, blending nature with tech. The artwork is accented with Citrus, Blush, and Indigo tones inspired by the latest MacBook Neo colourways.
IPHONE 17 WALLPAPERS
In this special edition of BETWEEN THE SPACES, we've teamed up with three Singapore-based illustrators — Asher Yeo, Sadiq Mansor, and Kristal Melson — to craft exclusive SKRM-themed iPhone wallpapers you won't find anywhere else.
Each artwork is inspired by the worlds behind our iPhone case designs: from the cosmic elements of select iPhone 16 designs to the post-apocalyptic aesthetic shaping our latest iPhone 17 drop. Together, these wallpapers transform your screen into more than just a backdrop and best of all, they're free to download.
How to download on iPhone:
- Tap on the wallpaper you would like to save.
- A new page will open with the image in higher resolution.
- Press and hold the image.
- Select "Save to Photos" to download.
ASHER YEO
Asher Yeo is a freelance illustrator, tattoo artist, writer and mythology nerd based in Singapore. A lover of eyes, impossible biology and tales of metamorphosis and transformation, Ash is inspired by the stories people tell and the way these stories continue to be held in the consciousness of people.
Inspired by designs from our iPhone 16 collection, this wallpaper takes cues from the cosmos to create an artwork that feels otherworldly yet modern. Available in two colourways — a warm champagne tone and a cool silver tone — the artwork mirrors the iPhone's signature finishes, giving your screen a sleek and elevated touch.
SADIQ MANSOR
249.png (Sadiq Mansor) is a self-taught independent artist from Singapore. Having worked as a filmmaker, photographer and editor the past decade, his work permeates into different mediums such as illustration, filmmaking, painting, photography, animation and poetry. Living with epilepsy, he is also part of A Life Electric, a global project exploring epilepsy experiences through art and education.
In Sadiq’s signature symmetrical style, this illustration reflects our iPhone 17 case collection’s vision of a post-tech-collapse world — a city adrift in techno-deserts with scarce signals. Solar-powered brutalist structures farm for connection, an AI signaller roams for intel, and a statue recalls Man as a doomscroller. In the foreground, a lone figure in survival gear enters an underpass, searching for light in the dark unknown.
KRISTAL MELSON
Kristal Melson is a Singaporean illustrator whose emotionally charged work blends bold colour, femininity, and quiet intensity. Influenced by indie comics, music, and memory, her illustrations explore themes of vulnerability, transformation, and personal agency.
Set in the SKRM iPhone 17 case collection universe where signal is survival, this piece captures a moment of quiet connection amidst collapse. A lone operator cradles a biomech butterfly — a fragile signal transponder drawn to her encoded pulse. Around her, wires bloom like vines, wearable tech hums and even in the techno-desert, wonder finds a way through.
