I first stumbled upon the work of Croatian artist Paolo Ceric a few months ago on Google Plus. I was in awe with the beauty of Ceric’s animated GIFs, which typically depict abstract shapes that move in a mesmerizing, almost organic way. From pulsing stylized hearts to hypnotic animations inspired by Escher’s impossible constructions, these animations prove that art can take many forms, including a lowly GIF.

Back when I first discovered Paolo Ceric’s animations, I thought they’d make wonderful boot animations. Apparently, XDA-Developers forum user raishiro thought the same, because he took some 56 of Ceric’s finest creations and turned them into boot animations that can be used on any rooted Android device.

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Raishiro added 25 variations of some of the 56 GIF images, bringing the collection to a grand total of 81 boot animations. Naruto shippuden ultimate ninja impact cheats for ppsspp. All images are available in HDPI (480×800) and XHDPI (720 x 1280) resolutions. X plane 8 mac download.

A: Some Android devices use different install locations. You should find your current boot animation location and change it in the app's preferences. Q: How do I restore my original boot animation? A: The app will backup boot animations by default. If you want to restore your original boot animation, click on the “Backups” menu item, select. /android-studio-for-windows-xp-32-bit-download.html. Jun 25, 2013 The XDA user even made a helpful tutorial for changing boot animations on rooted Android devices, which you can watch below. The process if fairly simple and the results are definitely worth it.

Boot Animation For Android Download

Here are just a couple of samples (high resolution):

Boot Animations For Android Downloads

The XDA user even made a helpful tutorial for changing boot animations on rooted Android devices, which you can watch below. The process if fairly simple and the results are definitely worth it.

For the full collection of Android boot animations by Paolo Ceric and packaged by raishiro, head over to this link. Enjoy!